Pleasanton Weekly

30/05/2026

Want to give tennis, Frisbee or other recreational sports a try, but don't have any equipment? A new pilot project at one Tri-Valley park this summer seeks to break down that barrier.

Want to give tennis, Frisbee or other recreational sports a try, but don't have any equipment? A new pilot project at one Tri-Valley park this summer seeks to break down that barrier.

30/05/2026

The Museum on Main in downtown Pleasanton is poised to begin its free summer programming next month, with the 2026 Family Days and Charles Huff Walking Tour Series both running through September.

The Museum on Main in downtown Pleasanton is poised to begin its free summer programming next month, with the 2026 Family Days and Charles Huff Walking Tour Series both running through September.

29/05/2026

News Digest: Graduation season is here | FuelFest coming to fairgrounds | Denim & Diamonds in Livermore | ‘Whose Live Anyway?’ improv in San Ramon | Simultaneous LA, Bay Area piano recital | DUI checkpoint in Dublin.

Graduation season has arrived in the Tri-Valley as schools across the region get set to send off their graduating seniors over the next week, starting with Pleasanton Unified School District's three high schools this Friday.

29/05/2026

JUST IN: The Pleasanton City Council plans to tap retired Danville town manager Joe Calabrigo to serve as interim city manager while council members engage in a search for the city's next permanent leader.

The Pleasanton City Council plans to tap retired Danville town manager Joe Calabrigo to serve as interim city manager while council members engage in a search for the city's next permanent leader.

29/05/2026

One car. Seven continents. Countless new memories.

That’s what’s in store for John Perez and Kristi Reed over the next three to five years as the couple get set to road-trip around the world in their 2008 Toyota 4Runner.

The pair is gearing up to kick off their adventure this weekend as they head up the coast to Alaska for the first leg of their journey. https://bit.ly/3PRUEK5

28/05/2026

Tim Talk: If you want to know what President Donald Trump’s war against regulation is all about look no farther than the California air boards.

If you want to know what President Donald Trump’s war against regulation is all about look no farther than the California air boards...

28/05/2026

Bay Area agriculture officials are on high alert after a Fresno County nursery imported a dangerous grapevine pest into the region via Costco sales to consumers.

Bay Area agriculture officials are on high alert after a Fresno County nursery imported a dangerous grapevine pest into the region via Costco sales to consumers.

28/05/2026

In what seems to some as sudden news right before the end of the school year, the Pleasanton Unified School District confirmed it decided to swap the principals at Valley View and Alisal elementary schools for next year.

In what seems to some as sudden news right before the end of the school year, the Pleasanton Unified School District confirmed it decided to swap the principals at Valley View and Alisal elementary schools for next year.

28/05/2026

Open Heart Kitchen is celebrating being named Assembly District 16 Nonprofit of the Year by Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan.

Open Heart Kitchen is celebrating being named Assembly District 16 Nonprofit of the Year by Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan.

28/05/2026

Law enforcement, first responders and local luminaries in the Tri-Valley gathered at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton on May 21 to greet the processional transporting fragments from the Twin Towers, including a large steel beam, that will be on display during this summer’s county fair.

The exhibition, “Rising Together: In Remembrance of 9/11”, acknowledges the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and the 250th birthday of the United States. https://bit.ly/43wfT7t

28/05/2026

Pleasanton Preps: “I told the girls this was the best softball game I had seen,” Foothill coach Greg Chandler said. “The girls deserved it.”

“I told the girls this was the best softball game I had seen,” Foothill coach Greg Chandler said. “The girls deserved it.”