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Election 2026: San Ramon school board race highlights fiscal concerns (opens the original)
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SAN RAMON — A 20-year incumbent is set to face an educator and political newcomer in a contest for a seat on the San Ramon Valley Unified School District Board of Education. The November election pits Rachel Hurd, first elected to the board in November 2006, against Joel Woods, a Hayward substitute teacher, for the Area 5 seat. With declining district-wide enrollment and funding challenges, fiscal stewardship remains a top priority for the candidates. “Maintaining the financial health of our dis
Bay Area events calendar for week of Oct. 2-8 (opens the original)
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19th Annual Fall Mixer and Small Business Summit: Build connections, systems and strategies to help your business grow and weather the storm. Meet speakers who can show you how to build a strong business to handle challenges, especially for women small business owners. 9 a.m., Holiday Inn San Jose-Silicon Valley, 1350 N. First St., San Jose. bit.ly/4Ale1hj Uttar Pradesh Mandal Of America Navratri Garba: Join singer Atul Purohit during this Navratri Garba, an energetic dance circle performed duri
Brentwood to close Creekside Park pickleball courts following complaints (opens the original)
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BRENTWOOD — The incessant pops of paddles are becoming too pernicious, according to some residents, prompting the city to shut down its public pickleball courts. The Brentwood City Council on Monday unanimously voted to immediately close the four pickleball courts at Creekside Park and set up an alternative site at Sunset Park Athletic Complex, which will include six temporary pickleball courts. Those new interim courts could become available as soon as next month, while the city begins plans to
Concord’s Measure O looks to streamline outdated business license tax (opens the original)
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CONCORD — Concord voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to replace the city’s nearly 40-year-old tiered business license tax with a uniform 0.1% rate, a chance projected to raise an additional $2.9 million annually primarily by increasing the rate paid by larger businesses. Measure O, which requires a majority to pass, would simplify the city’s existing business license tax. If enacted, the law would ensure that smaller businesses pay the same percentage as bigger establishments, which isn’t what ha
DA clears Brentwood police officers in Yolanda Ramirez arrest and subsequent death (opens the original)
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BRENTWOOD — There was no evidence of excessive force during last year’s arrest of Yolanda Ramirez, 72, who fell unconscious in the back of a police car and died days later, according to a report released Tuesday by the Contra Costa District Attorney’s Office. The DA’s office found that Brentwood Police officers Aaron Peachman and Danielle Tjhia had used “reasonable force” and had the legal authority to detain and arrest Ramirez. “Although her death was tragic, Yolanda Ramirez died from a stroke
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