Visit Tri-Valley Wants YOU! Visit Tri-Valley has lots of opportunities to help you promote your business this year. Save the date for Taste Tri-Valley Restaurant Week, February 20 – March 1. Restaurants and wineries can click HERE to get signed up – it’s free to participate, and VTV will do the marketing for you. Planning a watch party for the Big Game? Just let VTV know right HERE and they’ll get the word out. And finally, you may have heard about the newest event, Tri-Valley TWIST, coming to the
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Rachel Brickell Membership and Visitor Services Manager Museum on Main Tel: 925.462.2766 education@museumonmain.org SAVE THE DATE: FEBRUARY 6TH FOR VALENTINE’S GALA The 19th annual “Wines & Valentines” dinner on Friday, February 6th will be at the DoubleTree Hilton. This is the primary fundraiser for Pleasanton’s Museum on Main. The event includes a four-course meal, History Maker awards, silent auction, live auction, Fund-A-Need, music and dancing,
Vietnamese: Shaking Beef, Garlic Noodles, Spring Rolls January 8, 2026 Get ready to take your taste buds on an adventure with our exquisite Vietnamese cooking class! Pans On Fire is bringing you the flavors of Southeast Asian cuisine. Our experienced instructor will show you how to make aromatic and delicious Shaking Beef, flavorful Garlic Noodles, and refreshing Vietnamese Spring Rolls (Gỏi Cuốn). By the end of the class, you’ll be able to impress your loved ones with amazing, authentic dishes. Get ready
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES at the “Make a Difference Festival” 2026 – This is the year to volunteer in your community. Saturday, Jan 17, 2026 at the Pleasanton Senior Center From 10am to 2pm. Free Admission Volunteer Opportunities: . Over 40 nonprofits in the Tri-Valley Area will be there to explain their volunteer opportunities. If you would like to give back to your community, this is where to learn how to do it. Being a volunteer can change your life for the better. Emergency
Hacienda Celebrates a Year of Innovation, Growth, and Tenant Achievements For Immediate Release Contact: James Paxson, General Manager Hacienda Owners Association (925) 734-6500 PLEASANTON, Calif. — Hacienda, Northern California’s largest mixed-use development, closed out December with stable fundamentals, maintaining 6,586,529 square feet of occupied space. Tenant demand remained consistent, with leasing activity continuing to skew toward smaller footprints, particularly suites under 10,000
As the Trauma Center for Contra Costa County and parts of Solano County for nearly 40 years, rapid diagnosis and treatment of traumatic injuries is only part of what our team provides to the community. We are committed to injury prevention by providing information to help people of all ages make smarter and safer decisions. Electric bicycles (e-bikes) and e-scooters are increasingly popular modes of transportation and recreation, especially in the Bay Area, but their popularity is leading to serious and
Zone 7 Flood Management Plan (FMP) Changes in climate, land use, and population have led to a higher potential flooding within the Zone 7 service area. In any given year, the likelihood that flows in Zone 7’s flood protection system will overtop increases, causing potential impacts to people and property. To address current and future flood risks in the Tri-Valley area, Zone 7 is developing a comprehensive Flood Management Plan (FMP). This high-level strategy aims to improve flood protection and
Wheels Rolls Out Clipper 2.0 Implements the next-generation Bay Area electronic fare system LIVERMORE, Calif. – Wheels is excited to announce its activation of the next-generation Clipper system, introducing new features that offer a more convenient, accessible, and affordable payment experience. This upgrade brings faster, more flexible, and more connected fare options to transit riders. Users can apply instant reloads, transfer discounts, and tap-and-ride payments with phone or contactless