Last Week in Dublin: Earthquakes, New Petition for Charter School and Local Athlete Joins the Ranks of the Elite

 Fallon Middle School students donated $300 to a local organization in need.

 A appeal was not submitted regarding a decision made by the Dublin Planning Commission to reject the 450-square-foot LED billboard.

 Officials say the petition to create a second high school in Dublin will be resubmitted after the petition was pulled from the state level.

 Dublin High student Bethany Zummo is tapped to join the U.S. Women's Paralympics Sitting Volleyball team.

 April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month and police throughout the state are following a zero-tolerance policy for texting and talking on cell phones while driving.

: Mayor Tim Sbranti talks about the latest news in Dublin.

 The walls for the new Target in East Dublin are up.

 Dublin Police Services Crime Prevention Unit says recent arrests show that neighborhood watch is key to keeping crime down.

 Dozens of cheerleaders were honored Tuesday evening for recent accomplishments.

 The annual event honors personnel from the City of Dublin's police, fire and non-emergency staff, as well as individuals in the Dublin Unified School District.

 San Ramon resident held same position at Miramonte for past nine years, but is excited about the new challenge with the Gaels.

 A list of notable arrests and incidents by Dublin police.

 A law passed in response to California's largest outbreak of pertussis (whooping cough) in 65 years means no shot, no school.

 A 3.7 magnitude earthquake followed by a 1.4 shook parts of the Bay Area about 3 p.m. Monday—both occurring on the 105th anniversary of San Francisco's Great Quake of 1906.

 Nearly 500 fans attended the first Bay Area Breeze soccer game Saturday when the team beat Cal 2-1.