SanRamonExpress.com http://www.sanramonexpress.com If it is local and useful, it is on SanRamonExpress.com. en-us <![CDATA[Police arrest resident in series of home burglaries]]> San Ramon Police arrested a 23-year-old resident in connection with more than a dozen residential burglaries. Chase Adamic was taken into custody Wednesday night after a search of his home. ]]> <![CDATA[Bicyclist killed in hit-and-run identified ]]> A man who was struck and killed in a hit-and-run collision while riding his bicycle in Dublin on Tuesday night has been identified by the
Alameda County coroner's bureau as Bo Hu. Hu was visiting the area, possibly from abroad, according to a coroner's technician. ]]>
<![CDATA[Angela Street arsonist gets one-year sentence]]> The woman who set her home and herself on fire in a December 2008 arson at her East Angela Street home was sentenced Wednesday to a year in county jail but could be out in months. Deonna Zuffa, 43, will serve her time at Santa Rita Jail, but has already served 167 days. Zuffa was seriously burned in the explosion and fire that destroyed her family home, the same day an eviction notice was posted on her door.]]> <![CDATA[NCRSP gets Planning Commission nod]]> San Ramon's plan to build its own version of San Jose's Santana Row is headed to City Council after receiving approval Tuesday night from the city's Planning Commission. The North Camino Ramon Specific Plan calls for the development of transit-oriented housing and retail stores.]]> <![CDATA[Grab a bite of delicious Danville Memorial Day weekend ]]> The town of Danville and the Tri-Valley Visitor's Bureau are asking residents to take a staycation this Memorial Day weekend. Foodies, gourmands, cooking enthusiasts and locavores will convene downtown to discover Danville's thriving food scene during Simply Delicious Danville.]]> <![CDATA[Down Syndrome Education Alliance launched at San Ramon Valley schools]]> Developmentally disabled students in the San Ramon Valley will now receive extra attention to ensure scholastic success, thanks to an advocacy group.]]> <![CDATA[Strike gold at Museum of the San Ramon Valley ]]> This exhibit tells the Gold Rush story, from the first electric moment until it played out in Danville and San Ramon as miners arrived searching for attractive home sites. The exhibit features trail diaries, rifles and more artifacts from pioneer San Ramon Valley families who established themselves locally after finding their fortune. ]]> <![CDATA[This week's police log]]> The San Ramon Police Department provides Danville Express with a record of its calls each week. This is a sampling, omitting the more mundane, such as routine traffic stops, service requests, noise complaints and domestic disturbances.]]> <![CDATA[Funeral services set for man found dead at Pleasanton Ridge]]> Funeral services are planned for this weekend for a Pleasanton man who was found hanged in Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park on May 4.]]> <![CDATA[Pedestrian struck by car in crosswalk ]]> Police were notified at 10:33 a.m. that the pedestrian had been hit in a crosswalk near Interstate Highway 680 and Sycamore Valley Road, Sgt. Nate McCormack said.]]> <![CDATA[Crime continues to drop in San Ramon]]> Crime continues to decline in San Ramon, as it has nearly every year for the past seven years. The city's police department has released its annual crime report for 2011; among the highlights is a drop in violent crimes -- going from 15.05 per 1,000 residents in 2010 to 11.89 per 1,000 residents, a drop of 26 percent.]]> <![CDATA[San Ramon man admits ducking nearly a half million in income taxes]]> An employee of a troubled San Ramon mortgage broker that was shut down by the state has pleaded guilty to tax evasion. Thomas A. Calise took the plea Friday in federal court in Oakland. Calise, 50, of San Ramon, admitted that while working with Fidelity Capital Funding, he ducked paying nearly a half million dollars in income tax.]]> <![CDATA[Suits saddle up for Bike to Work Day]]> For once, a traffic jam at the intersection of Bollinger Canyon and Bishop Ranch 1 East didn't involve cars, as the annual Bike to Work Day was celebrated along the Iron Horse Trail at Bishop Ranch's Energizer Station.]]> <![CDATA[Remembering a driving force in the East Bay]]> Known to many as larger-than-life, Margaret Lesher left an indelible impact on the East Bay through philanthropic work and her forceful personality. Wife to newspaper magnate Dean Lesher, she and her husband were among Contra Costa County's elite as well as characters admired throughout the Times empire.]]> <![CDATA[Singing and sliding with Springsteen]]> It's not easy to upstage the Boss, but that's exactly what a 9-year-old from Pleasanton did -- with a little help from his dad -- at a recent Bruce Springsteen concert at the HP Pavilion in San Jose.]]>