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‘Defy the laws of physics’: The Peking Acrobats performing at Bankhead

“Breathtaking stunts, acrobatics and traditional Chinese artistry” are coming to the Bankhead Theater next month leading into the Lunar New Year celebration season. 

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New Year, New Gear Drive in Tri-Valley this month

One of the group’s biggest events takes place over the next couple of weeks with the sixth annual New Year, New Gear Drive, which seeks to collect clothing and shoes; athletic equipment; bags, hats and gloves.

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Take Us Along: Catching up in Chamonix

Piyajit Gassner visited former Pleasanton resident Frankie Brooks, who now lives in France, at the end of a European vacation last summer.

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Former San Ramon police chief takes new role at AI startup

Weeks after his retirement from public employment, San Ramon’s former top cop is finding himself back in local police stations once again – but this time in a new capacity, as a civilian and representative for a San Francisco-based tech company.

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Livermore school board stops morning meetings amid public ‘trust issues’

The LVJUSD board agreed last week to revise its regular meeting calendar for the remainder of the school year, axing all morning meetings in favor of hosting evening-only sessions for the sake of bolstering community trust.

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