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About Cierra
Cierra started her journalism career after college as an editorial intern with the Pleasanton Weekly in 2014. After pursuing opportunities in digital and broadcast media and attending graduate school at Syracuse University, she’s back as the editor of the Vine.Stories by Cierra
Vine Cinema hanging on by its roots
Since first opening its doors the day after Christmas in 1956, Livermore's Vine Cinema has undergone several transitions and has thrived in spite of obstacles. But the COVID-19 pandemic is a new and unexpected threat to its future...[Thursday, September 3, 2020]
Mayors highlight how Tri-Valley has adapted amid COVID-19
It's a longstanding tradition for the mayors of Pleasanton, Danville, Dublin, Livermore and San Ramon to gather annually for the Tri-Valley Mayors' Summit, but this year's event brought a new format -- an online forum.[Wednesday, September 2, 2020]
Livermore mayor zooms in on city's COVID-19 response during virtual State of the City speech
"This is different than I ever imagined," Livermore Mayor John Marchand said after removing his face mask to deliver his final State of the City address, remotely via the video conferencing platform Zoom last week.[Monday, July 27, 2020]
SAP relocating regional office from visible corner in Dublin to San Ramon
Software company SAP that occupies a highly visible building at Hacienda Drive and Dublin Boulevard is set to relocate its regional office from Dublin to San Ramon in 2017 after agreeing to lease 150,000 square feet of office space in Bishop Ranch's 2600 building.[Monday, July 27, 2015]
Alamo-based RPM Mortgage to pay $19 million in federal order
Alamo-based residential mortgage lender RPM Mortgage, Inc. was ordered to pay a total of $19 million in consumer refunds and penalty fees after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) found the company offered incentives to its loan officers to steer customers into costlier mortgages.[Monday, July 13, 2015]
Relay for Life at Pleasanton Middle School all day today
Pleasanton's annual Relay for Life fundraising event returns today with new themed laps and traditional activities, including the luminaria and fight-back ceremonies at the Pleasanton Middle School track.[Friday, July 10, 2015]
Pleasanton Weekly's 2015 Readers Choice winners
With 29,764 confirmed votes in the 2015 Readers Choice Pleasanton contest, our loyal readers gave their input about which businesses, professionals and places are the best of the best in categories within beauty and style, epicure, health and fitness, home and vehicle, kids and pets, rest and recreation, and services.[Friday, June 26, 2015]
Alameda County Fair closed today; opens again Tuesday
The Alameda County Fair is closed today to give the hundreds working there, including the race horses, a much-needed day off.[Wednesday, June 10, 2015]
'Dancing Harp Strings' comes to Firehouse at 2 p.m. today
"Dancing Harp Strings", a concert featuring the winners of Northern California's Yvonne La Mothe biannual harp competition, will perform at the Firehouse Arts Center in Pleasanton at 2 p.m. Sunday.[Friday, June 5, 2015]
It's 1st Wednesday in Pleasanton's downtown tonight
Downtown Pleasanton's "Jump into Summer" themed 1st Wednesday Street Party kicks off at 6 p.m. tonight with live music, local art and a farmers market.[Monday, June 1, 2015]
