Dublin softball takes one step closer to Little League World Series with win over Utah
Dublin has never sent a softball team to the Little League World Series before.
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In a first, Pleasanton voters asked to approve half-cent sales tax increase this November
For the first time in history, Pleasanton voters are being asked to approve a half-cent sales tax the city says will help repair a growing budget deficit.
‘Never had a year like this:’ Thousands affected by power outages in East Bay community
Ongoing outages plague Pleasanton and city officials want answers from PG&E
Petition aims to stop Fremont library closure
Over 900 people signed a petition asking the city to keep its South Fremont library open.
Massive fish die-off in Fremont’s Lake Elizabeth points to decades of neglect
The death of 1,000 fish in Fremont’s Lake Elizabeth shocked residents and drew widespread news coverage this month.
Patelco online banking finally restored two weeks after security breach
Patelco Credit Union clients will be able to view their balances and transactions online and in the mobile app on Monday, the bank announced over the weekend.
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‘Priced out’ Newark councilman is replaced by someone who wants to tackle housing affordability crisis
Former Vice Mayor Ana Apodaca is returning to the Newark City Council to replace Councilman Mike Bucci, who recently resigned.
Patelco Credit Union says network ‘stabilized’ after crippling cyberattack
Lawsuit filed over alleged failure to protect customers' personal information.
Fremont blames heat for massive Lake Elizabeth fish die-off
Oxygen levels in the lake are less than one-fifth the standard target level, according to the city.
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Patelco makes minor restorations but no end near for crippling credit union cyber attack
Patelco restored service with Venmo and Paypal, but customers remain locked out of their accounts online.