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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
Report shines spotlight on Tri-Valley's top health care needs
As impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic linger, maintaining good health remains at the top of mind for many, including physical, mental, emotional and even financial. The demand for adequate, accessible health care in the Tri-Valley ...[Friday, March 17, 2023]
Tri-Valley chef reflects on 'Chopped' experience
Chef Kim Gamble represented her Thai culture and her hometown of Livermore in the "Flamin' Hot" episode of the Food Network series "Chopped" last week. In the competition against three other chefs, Gamble was among the...[Thursday, March 16, 2023]
San Ramon developer to build new Arroyo Vista residential community in Livermore
San Ramon-based developer Trumark Homes closed a $75 million deal earlier this year to buy 28.64 acres of land in east Livermore with a plan to build more than 400 units of new housing.[Thursday, March 9, 2023]
Early morning snowfall greets Tri-Valley residents, commuters on Friday
Many Tri-Valley residents and commuters were met Friday morning with a weather phenomenon that is not often experienced in the region: snow.[Sunday, February 26, 2023]
Celebrating Black culture at Las Positas College
Black History Month is in full swing at Las Positas College with a lineup of celebratory events but the centering of Black culture on campus is a year-round effort supported by the Black Education Association and student groups.[Thursday, February 16, 2023]
Violins of Hope events aim to inspire resilience through music
The Livermore-Amador Symphony and the East Bay Holocaust Education Center are bringing 'Violins of Hope: Strings of the Holocaust' performances to the Tri-Valley this February.[Tuesday, January 31, 2023]
Livermore Lab breakthrough marks historic milestone for future of nuclear defense, clean energy
Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory achieved a major scientific accomplishment last week in fusion ignition, which officials said will pave the way for advancements in national defense and the future of clean energy.[Tuesday, December 13, 2022]
NNSA seeks public input on environmental impact statement for Livermore Lab
The National Nuclear Security Administration is set to hold public hearings this week for input on a draft document evaluating potential environmental impacts associated with the operation of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.[Monday, December 5, 2022]
Open Heart Kitchen names Bost as new executive director
Tri-Valley nonprofit Open Heart Kitchen will have a new executive director at the start of the new year, with John Bost set to take over the role from current Executive Director Heather Greaux, who will be transitioning to CFO.[Monday, November 21, 2022]
'Dream Big' in Livermore
Livermore is starting to become known for its public art installations throughout the city, particularly the large murals dispersed throughout downtown on various building walls. The newest one also sends a message -- to 'Dream Big'.[Thursday, October 6, 2022]
