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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints' Giving Machines #LightTheWorld campaign has raised almost $9 million for charities since 2017.
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Las Positas is off to a strong start this season, earning its sixth straight win with a 66-65 triumph over visiting Cabrillo in overtime on Nov. 24.
Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) have developed a software program to simplify the evaluation of “approximate computing” techniques in high-performance computing.
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East Bay Community Energy (EBCE) said this week that six of its member cities, including Dublin and Pleasanton, will move to nearly 100% renewable energy in 2022.
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The Las Positas men’s and women’s soccer teams each received three first-team picks on All-Coast Conference teams.
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The cities of Dublin, Livermore, and Pleasanton will co-sponsor a virtual Zoom application workshop for the following fiscal year 2022/23 grant programs: City of Dublin Human Services Grants, City of Livermore Housing and Human Services Grants, City of Pleasanton Housing and Human Services G…
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A mathematician at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), along with collaborators at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth and the University of Mississippi, has developed a machine-learning technique to determine the motion of binary black holes using gravitational wave data.
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California Water Service (Cal Water) has filed an application with the State Water Resources Control Board to help provide financial support to customers who were unable to pay their water bills during the coronavirus pandemic. The funding, which Cal Water advocated to help secure, would ena…
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Kendra Murray and Ralph Scott, voice actors and producers for Squeaky Cheese Productions, will use audience submissions to demonstrate how audiobook specialists can communicate a writer’s vision for a meeting of the Tri-Valley Writers on Saturday, Dec. 18.
The California Citizens Redistricting Commission is accepting public input throughout December as its members draw new boundary lines for U.S. Congress, state Senate and Assembly, and state Board of Equalization districts to reflect population changes in the 2020 census.
