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Contra Costa DA's Office warns of Costco phone scam
The Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office has issued a consumer protection scam alert, to inform residents of... Last comment on Sep 16, 2018 at 4:40 pm | 1 comment

Local water entities split on Prop 3 endorsement
The Zone 7 Water Agency Board of Directors recently chose not to endorse a proposed statewide water bond measure, five months... Last comment on Sep 17, 2018 at 12:30 pm | 1 comment

SRVUSD continues search for certified lifeguards to staff pools
San Ramon Valley Unified School District staff hope that a recent partnership with the City of San Ramon will help solve... Last comment on Sep 14, 2018 at 7:43 am | 8 comments

San Ramon council unconvinced sticking with Waste Management is city's best choice
After nearly three hours of deliberation at its regular meeting Tuesday night, the City Council remains unconvinced that... Last comment on Sep 14, 2018 at 10:38 am | 3 comments

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"Tassajara Valley Wins Crown"
Manager Mike Fuller's Tassajara Valley Big League team defeated Pleasanton 8-3 on June 10th to clinch the District 57 season championship with an 11-1 record. The champs capped off a 9 game winning streak after suffering their only loss by one run. They scored 109 runs while allowing just 27. Pictured: (Front row, L-R) Vanessa Fuller, Brian Smith, Eric Stone, Kris Gallwatti, Tommy Montalvo; (2nd row) Assistant Coach Brent Bowen, Nate Jump, Cody Chavarria, Hayden Letts, Matt Mazzoni, Kieran Sanchez, Nick Furman; (3rd row) Mgr. Mike Fuller, Brian Peterson, Kevin Alexander, Austin Winniger, Joe Vigil, Jacob Heathorn, Michael Hernbroth, Assistant Coach Gary Hernbroth. Not pictured: Lawrence Nelson. (Photo by Brent Bowen Photography) Submitted by gary hernbroth on Jun 11, 2012

Assembly candidates air positions at Tri-Valley forum
The race to represent Assembly District 16 kicked off the Pleasanton Weekly's election forum series Sunday night, as candidates Catharine Baker and Rebecca Bauer-Kahan met to debate policy and crucial issues in the region. Monday, 11:22 PM | 1 comments

Danville council set to review skate park feasibility study
Skateboard enthusiasts can hear the latest update on the town's effort to potentially bring a new skate park to Danville, as the Town Council is set to discuss the feasibility study analyzing locations and park features Tuesday evening. Monday, 2:31 PM | 2 comments

San Ramon leaders to talk retail strategies, Crow Canyon Specific Plan
The San Ramon City Council is set to hold a joint workshop with the Planning Commission to discuss the city's crow canyon specific plan update, city staff are specifically looking for direction on what considerations should be explored in updating the commercial area, Tuesday night. Monday, 2:37 PM

Staying Healthy: Dog yoga helps office workers relax, destress
A San Ramon company is bringing new meaning to downward facing dog, and is providing dog yoga and puppy cuddles to regional corporations for employee appreciation and health and wellness events in an attempt to destress corporate employees. Monday, 2:40 PM

Cal High principal resigns; CWMS headman tabbed as replacement
San Ramon's California High School will be seeing some leadership changes later this month, as current principal Sarah Cranford will be resigning from her position to take a county-level job. Sunday, 10:04 PM

Contra Costa DA's Office warns of Costco phone scam
The Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office has issued a consumer protection scam alert, to inform residents of fraudulent phone calls from scammers pretending to be from Costco Wholesale. Wednesday, 3:57 PM | 1 comments

Traffic delays expected along Bollinger Canyon Road near Bishop Ranch
Residents who commute along Bollinger Canyon Road can expect delays next week, as the road widening projects reaches some high use areas near the future spot of the Bishop Ranch City Center. Thursday, 3:12 PM

Staying Healthy: Helping children heal with crayons
Danville-based nonprofit The Crayon Initiative -- an organization that donates crayons to children's hospitals -- has only been operating for four years, but during that time has seen exponential growth and expects to hit major milestones this year. Sunday, 2:28 PM

Local water entities split on Prop 3 endorsement
The Zone 7 Water Agency Board of Directors recently chose not to endorse a proposed statewide water bond measure, five months after the Dublin San Ramon Services District board voted unanimously to support it. Sunday, 2:27 PM | 1 comments

San Ramon Chamber seeks nominees for Business and Community Awards
For the 34th year the San Ramon Chamber is asking residents to nominate deserving people in one or more of the following five categories: Citizen of the Year, Business (or Business Person) of the Year, Educator of the Year, Employee of the Year and Green Company/Individual of the Year Award. Sunday, 10:10 PM

San Ramon council unconvinced sticking with Waste Management is city's best choice
After nearly three hours of deliberation at its regular meeting Tuesday night, the City Council remains unconvinced that its current provider, Waste Management of Alameda County, was the best choice for managing San Ramon's waste service needs, despite city staff's recommendation that it would be. Wednesday, 3:55 PM | 3 comments

Danville: Village Theatre parking lot expansion project begins
In its continued efforts to improve the availability of parking in the downtown area, the town of Danville has initiated construction on its Village Theatre parking lot expansion project, which will increase public parking in the lot from 70 spaces to 200. Sunday, 9:15 PM

City Center Bishop Ranch adds five new tenants ahead of November opening
With its opening day quickly approaching City Center Bishop Ranch continues to grow and officials have recently announced that five new tenants will join the center's lineup of shops and restaurants. Thursday, 4:56 PM | 7 comments