This story was originally published . Sign up for their newsletters. John D’Anna joins CalMatters as managing editor during the news organization’s 10th anniversary year. He was most recently managing ...

Pleasanton PD staff updated the City Council on Tuesday about last year's crime rates, staffing and internal operations – and ...

The Danville Town Council recently held a closed session discussion on a lawsuit that was brought forward last year alleging that the town wrongfully rejected applications for a new housing ...

By Kanak Panigrahi I believe in opioids. This perspective doesn’t come naturally. While opioids have had a devastating impact on millions of people, I have learned to appreciate their benefits. For my ...

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. President Donald Trump’s call-up of 2,000 citizen soldiers from the California National Guard against the wishes of ...

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Hundreds of California National Guard soldiers are deployed in downtown Los Angeles in an escalation of the Trump ...

This story was originally published . Sign up for their newsletters. After a contentious, five-hour hearing, Southern California air quality regulators rejected measures that would have phased out ...

"We live in one of the most compelling and attractive places in the Bay and rise to master this moment of stagnation and turn ...

A young woman’s story of self-discovery is set for the Bankhead Theater stage this month, during all-youth performances of ...

Alameda County Superior Court jurors will no longer get $100 a day for their efforts thanks to state budget cuts, court ...

The Pleasanton City Council accepted the final rate study for the city's water and drought rates along with its connection ...

By Ihita Deshmukh In the fight for combatting opioid use, an unexpected player emerges to augment traditional treatment—artificial intelligence. Solutions to the multi-layered issue of opioid use ...