By Alyssa Vu There is a silent but deadly force terrorizing the nation. It does not discriminate between man or woman, rich or poor. It starts out as an invited guest, turns into a close friend, and ...

By Bhavya Adabala You never know who is struggling from opioid addiction. Here are ways to recognize the signs of opioid ...

By Charis Truong The Bay Area is an extremely high performing and competitive place academically, and many students are pressured to devote everything to their studies. But what happens if a student, ...

By Ayush Banerjee It is happening in school bathrooms, public parks, and even inside people’s homes. The opioid crisis, often linked with distant cities or rural states, has taken firm root in the Bay ...

Local Realtors recently traveled more than 3,000 miles to help bring housing solutions back home in the Tri-Valley.

Video by Zenzele Taylor This video was produced as part of a program to educate youth and others about Alameda County’s opioid crisis, prevention and treatment options. The program is funded by ...

Pareena is an Editorial Intern for Embarcadero Media for the summer of 2025. She is a rising junior at Amador Valley High School. Pareena is actively involved in her school’s journalism program, where ...

This year marks the milestone 20th anniversary of the Robert Livermore Community Center, which first opened to residents on March 26, 2005.

Alameda County Fair is gearing up for the second of its four weekends at the Pleasanton fairgrounds. See that and more in ...

During Tuesday's closed-session meeting, the Pleasanton City Council unanimously approved a settlement agreement with the ...

PG&E began shutting off power Thursday across several counties, including some in the Bay Area, as part of the utility's efforts to prevent wildfires amid dry and windy conditions.

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. In 1994, a 26-year-old Alex Padilla, sporting a newly minted engineering degree from MIT, was back at home living with ...