Livermore residents struggle with excessive heat, power outages

Despite the hot weather, there were no rolling power outages on Tuesday. Cal ISO said Californians conserved enough energy to keep demand from exceeding supply. However, many Bay Area residents are still dealing with outages that are heat-related.

Dublin teens pitch in to fight the coronavirus

A website begun by Bay Area teenagers to connect local businesses with personal protective equipment providers has quickly grown into a nationwide effort to help communities stay safe.

Livermore woman honors son who died 20 years ago with act of kindness

When word went out there would be free ice cream in Livermore on Monday people, parents especially, hopped in their cars and lined up.

Car crash sparks grass fire and closes Altamont Pass

Authorities reported that a pickup truck collided into the median causing a grass fire on Interstate 580.

Livermore Valley wineries set to reopen this weekend

The Livermore Valley, one of Northern California's "other" wine countries, has been cleared to re-open this weekend.

Crews working to contain two vegetation fires in Livermore

The first fire, which has been named the Camp Parks Fire, is burning off Mines Rd. in Livermore. The second fire, which began shortly after the first, is breaking out on Sandia National Labs property near 7900 Tesla Rd.

Vendor told not to pass out pride flag at Livermore farmer’s market

A vendor at an East Bay farmer’s market plans to no longer do business there after management told him to stop passing out pride flags.

Youth join protest for George Floyd in Livermore
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Protesters against police brutality held signs at a Livermore intersection on Tuesday afternoon. Some expressed their fear of police for simply walking down the street because they are black and perceived as threatening or suspicious.

Family-owned brewery starts pop-up food bank for unemployed food service workers
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At Eight Bridges Brewing in Livermore, the now-closed tasting room was put to a new use beginning Friday. It has now become a pop-up food bank, strictly for struggling food service workers.

Livermore Parks and Rec District declares state of emergency

The board ratified the declaration at a special meeting Wednesday in response to the Alameda County Public Health Department confirming evidence of community transmission in the county.

Livermore’s Measure P campaign gets ugly, signs vandalized

Hundreds of campaign signs for Measure P are getting stolen or slashed in half as a ballot measure over a proposed boutique hotel gets ugly.

Man charged with attempting to murder two Livermore police officers

Matthew Kelly, 38, who was shot by officers after he allegedly tried to hit them, was arraigned on Friday and is scheduled to return to court next Friday to be assigned an attorney and possibly enter a plea.

Livermore police: Driver shot in thigh may have been intentionally driving at officers

Livermore police shot and injured a driver they believed was going to plow into them as they conducted an unrelated traffic stop on the side of a road near Interstate 580.