Danville San Ramon

3 days ago | danvillesanramon.com | Jeanita Lyman

Assistant Town Manager Tai Williams. (Photo courtesy Town of Danville)The Danville Town Council finalized their pick for the next town manager this week, with Assistant Town Manager Tai Williams now set to officially take the reins from outgoing Joe Calabrigo upon his retirement at the end of the month. The council voted unanimously Tuesday evening to approve Williams’ contract effective July 1 through June 2027.

5 days ago | danvillesanramon.com | Jeanita Lyman

Rendering of the proposed Eden Housing project slated for 2454 Camino Ramon. (Photo courtesy City of San Ramon). The San Ramon Planning Commission is poised to review and take a vote on a proposed affordable housing project near Iron Horse Middle School and across the street from the 404-unit City Village project as plans to redevelop the Bishop Ranch area continue to take shape.

1 week ago | danvillesanramon.com | Jeanita Lyman

Assistant Town Manager Tai Williams. (Photo courtesy Town of Danville)The Danville Town Council is set to vote next week on the appointment of a new town manager as Joe Calabrigo prepares for retirement at the end of next month. Assistant Town Manager Tai Williams is the council’s pick for Calabrigo’s successor following a series of closed session meetings on the topic, with an employment agreement for her appointment on the table at the upcoming council meeting.

1 week ago | danvillesanramon.com | Jeanita Lyman

Rithvi Balajee (left), Aiden Meng (center), and Aren Lee (right) represented the Tri-Valley in the 100th annual Scripps National Spelling Bee, with all three placing in the top 100 among 243 contestants from across the country. (Photos courtesy Scripps National Spelling Bee)Three Tri-Valley students were in Washington DC this week to compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee, marking the first time on the national stage for two and a return for one.

1 week ago | danvillesanramon.com | Jeanita Lyman

The San Ramon City Council voted this week to approve a final budget for the upcoming fiscal year, concluding a series of workshops on the topic that were less challenging than the previous year’s despite an ongoing structural deficit. The next fiscal year’s budget is bolstered by the passage of the 1% sales tax increase on the 2024 ballot, which went into effect earlier in the year.