All caffè sospeso purchased in the month of May go directly towards a Tri-Valley organization that serves veterans within the community. PLEASANTON, CA — Inklings Coffee is proud to announce that beginning May 1, 2026, all sospesos purchased during the month of May will go directly towards a Tri-Valley organization, allowing them to give coffees to veterans who need it most. Costing $4.25, the caffè sospeso— Italian for "suspended coffee" — is a centuries-old tradition in which a customer pays for
Following the positive response to her first small-group book club, Pleasanton parent & wellness coach Siah Fried is launching a second virtual conversation series designed for women navigating the growing pressures facing both families and themselves. Called Beyond the Checklist, the 4-week series explores topics including pressure and perfectionism, parenting teens and young adults, emotional well-being, shifting identity in midlife, and redefining success in a healthier and more sustainable
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Rachel Brickell Museum on Main Tel: 925.462.2766 rachel@museumonmain.org MUSEUM ON MAIN ANNOUNCES ITS 2026 SUMMER SCHEDULE Pleasanton, CA – The Museum on Main is excited to announce its summer programming for visitors of all ages! Beginning in June, the museum will offer FREE Family Days and FREE Walking Tours through September. 2026 Family Days. On select Saturdays, June through September, from
April 2026 Activity Summary We are pleased to present this monthly report on development activity within Hacienda. All report data are updated periodically and new information is posted to our web site as soon as it is publicly available.Overview The following overview will provide you with information on the most recent Hacienda activity pertaining to occupancy, tenants, sales and regional data of interest. Please also refer to selections found under the Project Overview section of our web site for
Leasing Activity Accelerates at Hacienda For Immediate Release Contact: James Paxson, General Manager Hacienda Owners Association (925) 734-6500 PLEASANTON, Calif. — Hacienda, Northern California’s largest mixed-use development, entered 2026 with improving fundamentals, building on the stabilization that began in late 2025. Following a year impacted by several high-profile tenant closures, including Party City and Kohl’s, leasing activity regained momentum in the second half of 2025 and
McNerney Selects Three Valleys Community Foundation as Nonprofit of the Year PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 22, 2026 CONTACT: Robert Gammon, press secretary/policy adviser – (510) 289-2724 SACRAMENTO – State Sen. Jerry McNerney, D-Pleasanton, has selected Three Valleys Community Foundation as Nonprofit of the Year for Senate District 5. Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF), based in Pleasanton, is a community-driven philanthropic organization dedicated to improving quality of
We’re proud to share that for the 4th year in a row, Sunol Creek Memory Care has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the Best Memory Care communities in the nation. This distinction reflects our dedication to creating a safe, engaging, and supportive environment for individuals living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. Our approach to memory care includes:Structured routines that promote comfort and familiarityPersonalized care tailored to each residentA team trained to
Celebrating Chamber Members Making a Difference in Pleasanton! Three longtime Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce members—Pam Yeaw, Anne Roby, and Brock Roby—will be honored next week as 2026 Ed Kinney Community Patriot Award recipients during a reception outside the Museum on Main. The annual award recognizes individuals who demonstrate exceptional dedication to the Pleasanton community. Yeaw, a longtime volunteer with the Pleasanton Police Department and former Chamber board member and ambassador, is
We’re excited to share an important update with you. OCD Anxiety Centers is now in-network with Kaiser of Northern California for both our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP). This applies to our NorCal locations in: · Pleasant Hill - 3478 Buskirk Avenue · Pleasanton - 4690 Chabot Drive · Roseville - 3001 Lava Ridge Court · San Mateo - 2290 N. First Street · San Jose - 1900 S. Norfolk Street This partnership allows us to
A bad hire can cost 30% of annual salary, according to the U.S. Department of Labor — making your first few hires some of the highest-stakes decisions you'll face as a new business owner. For companies growing in Pleasanton's active business community, getting the hiring process right early isn't just good management; it directly determines whether your venture builds momentum or burns through resources. California's labor laws add another layer of complexity that catches new employers off guard.
Small business owners in Pleasanton face the same economic uncertainty felt nationwide, but local resilience often comes from clear planning, diversified revenue, and strong community ties. Recession-proofing isn’t about predicting downturns — it’s about building a business that can absorb shocks and stay steady when customer behavior shifts. In brief: Strengthen cash reserves and control expenses early Diversify revenue streams to reduce dependency on any single segment Build deeper customer