Newport Academy received numerous state citations before closing Pleasanton clinics
A residential teen mental health and addiction treatment company that operated two recently shuttered facilities in Pleasanton faced potential legal action from the state and revocation of its licenses amid its moves to close both locations late last year.
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Supes vote to briefly extend Flock license plate reader contract
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved a contract extension Tuesday for Flock Safety to continue running a network of automatic license plate readers in the county’s unincorporated communities.
Winery owner aims to ‘bring Concannon back’ with new vines, event spaces
The process of replanting nearly 50 acres of vines at Concannon Vineyard with the Livermore Valley’s signature varietals is underway thanks in part to a loan from local land trust Tri-Valley Conservancy.
LPFD knocks down attic fire in Fairlands neighborhood
Firefighters battled a house fire near Fairlands Park in Pleasanton that left its occupants displaced last week, according to LPFD.
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Lifestyle
What a time to be a volleyball fan in the Tri-Valley
Plain and simple – the East Bay Athletic League boys’ volleyball season is crazy and unpredictable.
Encore Players explore infertility with ‘Expecting Isabel’
The Encore Players are set next month to present the story of a couple’s pursuit of parenthood.
Take Us Along: Birthday cruise
Kerry Vara with her parents, Pleasanton residents Alan and Jean Purves, on a Mexican cruise for her 50th birthday.
A&E
A trip to the theater: Concerts, plays, comedy and dinosaurs for Bankhead this spring
“The excitement is building at the Bankhead Theater for its milestone 20th season arriving in August. Not to be missed in these forward-looking announcements is a crowded catalog for the heart of spring to put a bow on 2025-26 for LVA and its resident theater companies.”
Young actors fly with ‘Mary Poppins’ at Firehouse
There may be no more ‘appier crew than those practicing at the Firehouse Arts Center ahead of opening weekend for Pleasanton Youth Theater Company’s production of “Mary Poppins JR”.
Tennessee Williams classic up close and personal in Tri-Valley
An intimate presentation of American playwright Tennessee Williams’ classic tale of family dynamics, “The Glass Menagerie”, is coming to the Tri-Valley in May.
Spotlight
Ivy League mentorship for college applications and career foundations through meaningful projects
Path Mentors was born out of dissatisfaction with the toxic high-pressure environment that college admissions has created. Founded in 2019 by Columbia graduates, the Path Mentors’ team of nearly 100 mentors from a wide range of professions including technology, finance,…
Moving insurance vs. moving coverage: What California consumers need to know
Many people assume their movers provide “insurance” for household goods. In reality, most licensed movers in California are required to provide coverage, which is different from insurance and comes with important limitations.
Community Calendar
Did you miss
The rise and fall of Eric Swalwell
How Dublin native went from media darling Democrat in DC and popular governor candidate to political exile and sex abuse scandal
Electric ride: Jurisdictions grapple with how to regulate e-bikes while also still encouraging safe use
Commute. Exercise. Leisure. Electric bicycles have gained popularity in recent years for a variety of uses, including in the Tri-Valley where residents can be seen cycling across the region.
Sports
New public Fitness Court opens at Dublin school campus
The Dublin community now has access to a free outdoor gym at the academic campus on York Drive, thanks to a partnership between the school district and the National Fitness Campaign.
Pleasanton Preps: Foothill baseball stays in thick of EBAL race
Last week, the Falcons dropped a pair of games to Granada, falling from the unbeaten ranks. But thanks to a recent six-game winning streak, Foothill is still in the thick of the EBAL race.
Cowboys riding 12-match winning streak in boys’ volleyball
“It’s been a good year for athletics at Livermore High. But the one sport that has really caught my eye is the boys’ volleyball team. The Cowboys sit 27-4 overall and 8-2 in EBAL play and have put together a…
ReAL Estate
Luxury Locally: Yes, it’s expensive. Yes, people are still buying.
“The economic forces that impact housing affordability in general also influence luxury real estate here in the Tri-Valley…”
Blueprint for Bay Area future adopted by regional agencies
MTC adopted Plan Bay Area 2050+ and certified its environmental impact report last month, giving final approval to the region’s long-range blueprint for transportation, housing, economic resiliency and environmental sustainability.
Golden Gate Fields could become huge bayfront park after agreement reached to purchase former racetrack
A plan to transform the former Alameda County horse racetrack Golden Gate Fields into an enormous community park could give a whole new meaning to the term “photo finish.”
