City Survey: Help shape design standards for new housing in Piedmont By City of Piedmont | April 29, 2025 The city says your feedback will help ensure new construction respects the design qualities that residents value most.
Around Town Photos | Pop-Up Putt Putt brightens Piedmont Park parking lot By Photos by Julie Reichle | April 29, 2025 The free Rec Department event at Community Hall featured creative novelty holes made by local groups.
Featured in Category Tsukahara family files lawsuit in Cybertruck crash By Damin Esper | April 25, 2025 Parents speak to the Exedra about their search for answers in the crash that took their daughter's life last November.
City Photos | Owls named, trees honored at city’s Arbor and Earth Day Celebration By Photos by Julie Reichle | April 25, 2025 Great horned owls in Dracena Park receive new monikers and six trees received Heritage Tree distinction.
Featured in Category Photos | Piedmont Adult School celebrates Golden Anniversary By Photos by Julie Reichle | April 25, 2025 The school started in 1975 and has evolved over the years.
Featured in Category Photos | Crows murder the competition at annual Piedmont Bird Calling Contest By Photos by Julie Reichle | April 22, 2025 Theo Ferguson, Drew Kobal and Matt Steimle win bragging rights.
Around Town Photos | Sun shines on Food Fest in Piedmont Park By Photos by Julie Reichle | April 22, 2025 A feast for all the senses last Saturday.
City Prizes, pandemics, and playgrounds: A glimpse into the Piedmont Recreation Commission By Ellen Gudiksen | PHS '25 | April 22, 2025 PHS senior Ellen Gudiksen attended a Rec Commission meeting and gained a new appreciation for the volunteers who serve.
City City Council approves closure of Linda off-leash dog park By Exedra Staff | April 22, 2025 Frustrated dog owners say the city moved too quickly to shut down the only enclosed dog run in the city.
Featured in Category Photos | Millennium High School marks 25 years By Photos by Julie Reichle | April 22, 2025 School leaders past and present celebrated the evolution of the district's alternative high school at a Community Hall event last Friday.