Livermore

The world's first fusion factory in Livermore aims to serve as a clean energy source for commercial use. Fusion energy has transitioned from theory to reality at Livermore-based Inertia at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

A weather pattern bringing lightning with minimal precipitation is moving toward the Bay Area, increasing wildfire risk. The National Weather Service warns of potential dry thunderstorms, though the likelihood remains low for parts of the region.

A man was pulled over during a traffic stop in Livermore and found with a loaded firearm and suspected narcotics for sale. The individual, Francisco Perez, was identified as a 35-year-old from Pleasanton.

Five San Jose residents, including two teenagers, were arrested in Livermore for breaking into cars. The incident occurred at 2:30 a.m. on June 18 when multiple residents called 911 to report masked burglars breaking into vehicles. Police surrounded an area near Holmes Street.

The world’s longest-burning lightbulb, recognized by Guinness World Records, has been continuously lit for 125 years in Livermore. Hand-blown by Shelby Electric Company in 1901 and originally installed at a fire station, it now operates at 4 watts and is celebrated at Fire Station 6.

Homelessness has decreased across Alameda County except in Livermore, where rising rents are displacing longtime residents, particularly seniors, despite a median household income over $160K.

A fire near Livermore caused explosions from propane tanks in barns, with flames burning through brush and structures. Firefighters contained the blaze to 5 acres, focusing on smoke management and preventing further spread.