Chick-fil-A Up For Final Approval Next Week In Livermore

The much-anticipated fast food restaurant would sit on a North Livermore parcel near Interstate 580.

Unemployment Rate Decreases In Livermore Area: Feds

The unemployment rate in Alameda County decreased recently.

Livermore Sued Over Eden Housing Low-Income Project

The city ignored concerns and rushed the project despite inconsistencies with the city plan, complainants allege.

Livermore Sales Tax Hike Takes Effect

Cities across Alameda County saw sales tax rates increase Thursday. Here's what you need to know about the tax hike.

Alameda County Ahead Of Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

Here is how the Livermore area is doing in the race to vaccinate its population.

Livermore State Of The City Planned Next Week

Find out how to attend the annual event, hosted by the Livermore Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Downtown Project Stalls After Contractor Files Bankruptcy

The Legacy at Livermore project developer will be evaluating its options as it looks to figure out how to move forward.

Livermore Area Unemployment Decreases: Feds

There are a record number of job openings in the U.S. labor market; Alameda County's unemployment rate decreased recently.

Livermore City Council Approves Eden Housing Low-Income Project

The one-to-three bedroom units will be offered to Livermore residents making less than $55,000 or families of four earning up to $78,000.

Here's How Much Money Livermore Just Got In Coronavirus Aid

Find out how the city and residents will benefit from the just-approved federal funding.

Broadband Speed In Livermore Area: See Local Data

U.S. shows great variance in access and use of high-speed internet.

Livermore Plans For Budget Shortfall, Big Construction Projects

Tax revenues declined as the city shelled out more for unplanned emergencies. Here's what city officials say about economic recovery.

Embattled Livermore Commissioner Keeps Job After 'Ghetto' Remark

Longtime public servant John Stein got another chance, but he'll have to take steps to make amends, the City Council decided this week.

Livermore Council To Weigh Planning Commissioner's Fate Monday

Following insensitive remarks made by John Stein during a public meeting, the city council will decide whether he will keep his seat.

$5M Livermorium Plaza Project Gets New Contractor

Here's what the plaza will eventually look like.

Livermore Commissioner Could Be Ousted Over 'Ghetto' Remarks

He called a downtown affordable housing project proposed "ghetto" and said Livermore shouldn't be the "go-to" place for low-income housing.

Downtown Livermore Affordable Housing Proposal Clears Hurdle

The Planning Commission approved the 130-unit Eden Housing project, the Livermore Independent reported. See what's next.

Livermorium Plaza Likely To Change Contractor

The lowest bidder on the $3.5 million project was unable to meet the city's insurance requirements.

Members Sought For Tri-Valley Accessible Advisory Committee

Interested candidates should request an application and apply by April 26.

Federal Taxes In Alameda County: How Do Yours Compare?

You can use IRS data to compare your tax payments and refunds to others in Alameda County.

City Of Livermore Hosting Workshop On Climate Action Plan

Join the City for an interactive online workshop March 24 to share ideas and concerns for Livermore's updated Climate Action Plan.

Does Livermore Have The Power To Stop Airport Expansion?

Critics call on the city to prevent the expansion of the airport. But what if anything can the city do about it?

Livermore, Tri-Valley Cities Consider Local Mental Health Clinic

Mental health needs in the Tri-Valley have become more prevalent amid the coronavirus pandemic, officials say.

Livermore Indivisible Advocates For DC Statehood, Court Reform

During the group's meeting with Rep. Eric Swallwell, the congressman also discussed President Donald Trump's removal from office.

Livermore City Council: Applications In For 5th Member

The Livermore City Council will screen applicants at its first meeting of 2021.

Tracy Councilmember Veronica Vargas New Valley Link Board Chair

Vargas has held the position of Vice-Chair since the agency’s formation in January 2018.

Thin Blue Line Flags Focus Of Bay Area 'Racism' Controversy

Livermore officials said meeting notes were taken "out of context" in discussion about Thin Blue Line flags.

Environmental Impact Report Released For Valley Link

Public comment period is now open regarding new passenger rail service between Dublin/Pleasanton and North Lathrop.

See Livermore's Final Election Results

Alameda County elections officials finalized results on Tuesday. See how key local races turned out.

Alameda County: Rural Fire Station Upgrades Likely

Voters appear to have passed Measure X, early returns show, which means homeowners will be taxed another $16 per $100,000 of assessed value.

Livermore Voters Mail It In For 2020 General Election

Just one in 20 registered Alameda County voters opted to head to the polls. See the county's record-breaking voter registration totals.

Swalwell Retains Congressional Seat

The Associated Press called the race for the East Bay Democrat Wednesday morning.

Livermore Mayor: Election Results

A local businessman and city councilmember squared off to represent Livermore.

LVJUSD Board: Election Results

Livermore voters have cast ballots for two open seats on the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District board.

Voting In Livermore: Everything You Need To Know

See who's on the ballot and how to cast your vote in Livermore.

Livermore Voters To Choose City's Next Mayor

A local businessman and city councilmember are squaring off in the Nov. 3 election to represent Livermore.

Livermore City Hall, Police, Library Sites Reopening To Public

City facilities slowly are permitting in-person services. Pandemic precautions are in place, and appointments sometimes are required.

Livermore Schools Board: 5 Candidates Vying For 2 Seats

Livermore voters have been casting ballots for two open seats on the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District board.

East Bay Voters To Decide Next Congressman Of CA's 15th District

Incumbent and Democrat Eric Swalwell is facing off against Republican teacher Alison Hayden.

Livermore Would Need $3B To Replace Aging Infrastructure

Infrastructural maintenance is often neglected when governments look to cut costs.