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A 71-year-old man was critically injured in a shooting in Pleasanton, with police confirming he is receiving treatment for life-threatening injuries. Joshua Kaplan, 50, has been arrested as the suspect. Police states that the incident is isolated and poses no ongoing public threat, though they are still investigating the motive and connection between the victim and suspect.

The menu at this popular Pleasanton restaurant covers familiar ground-arancini, grilled Atlantic salmon, prime cut ribeye steak-but the execution is so spot on, it'll reignite your affection for the classics.

The spacious dining room features checkered floors and colorful wall-mounted sombreros and ponchos, creating a homey atmosphere perfect for families.

Pleasanton has quietly assembled a diverse dining scene, offering everything from casual lunch spots to polished California-style bistros, showcasing local seasonal ingredients.

The Alameda County Fair returns to Pleasanton June 13-July 6, 2025, offering thrilling rides, delicious food, live concerts, and exciting shows for all ages.

Pleasanton man Steven Eubanks agreed to an 11-year prison term for the 2021 killing of Dwight Burton during an argument over a woman.

A remarkable sale in Pleasanton highlights the disparity within real estate, selling at $413,754 while the area's average is $1.8 million, showcasing affordability amidst rising prices.

The proposed changes to Pleasanton's water rate structure aim to provide discounts to high users while doubling costs for the lowest users, reflecting court rulings.

Seven years is a long time to wait for a fabulous fresh seafood meal. But it turns out that diners can bank on the Pleasanton promise made by Cook's Seafood, a Menlo Park mainstay for almost a century.

On a surprising Tuesday afternoon, Pleasanton police were alerted by local resident Malcolm Tilley who confessed to killing his mother, leading to his arrest and investigation.

Domenico's Delicatessen, a long-standing sandwich institution in Danville, is set to open a new location in Pleasanton, aiming for a summer 2025 launch.

"Our goal is to rule in or rule out the LPFD fire station facilities as potential PFAS sources to groundwater by the end of 2025," Naugle said.