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Ambulance service delays in Alameda County lead to problems for firefightersSan Jose Mercury News
State Supreme Court rejects Save Livermore Downtown petition to review Eden Housing casepleasantonweekly.com- Judge denies group's lawsuit against Livermore for not processing Eden Housing referendumpleasantonweekly.com
- Livermore: Appellate court rejects community group's Eden Housing appealpleasantonweekly.com
- Editorial: Free Livermore from grip of manipulative political powerplaySan Jose Mercury News
- Town Hall Q&A with Livermore Mayor Woernerpleasantonweekly.com
- Editorial: Vote Marchand for mayor, Branning for District 1, Chiong for District 2 in Livermorepleasantonweekly.com
- News Digest: Cone with a Cop in Pleasanton | Tri-Valley Mayors' Summit | Sadek named CalAnimals board president | First-time homebuyer workshoppleasantonweekly.com
- Livermore: State Attorney General backs city in call for expedited review of Eden Housing appealpleasantonweekly.com
- Livermore puts hold on airport development; staff to create new policypleasantonweekly.com
- Petition to block Livermore affordable housing project rejected by citySan Jose Mercury News
- Livermore approves ballot initiative language for sewer line extensionpleasantonweekly.com
- Livermore to develop new program for students without housingpleasantonweekly.com
- Livermore council expresses support for amending county's Measure Dpleasantonweekly.com
- News Digest: 'Know Your Zone' | State of the City in Livermore | Lane stepping down at EBRPDpleasantonweekly.com
- Rincon Branch Library celebrating 30 years in Livermorepleasantonweekly.com
- Grand opening of Livermorium Plaza brings art and science to downtownpleasantonweekly.com
- Livermore resident files to pursue referendum on updated Eden Housing agreementpleasantonweekly.com
- Livermore council approves updated agreements for downtown projectspleasantonweekly.com
- Livermore council pushes downtown affordable housing project forwardSan Jose Mercury News
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