Survey | Share your thoughts about the Piedmont Community Pool By City of Piedmont | 2 hours ago The survey will remain open through the end of September.
California California to stock emergency supply of rescue inhalers at all public schools By EdSource Staff | August 21, 2026 Funding for the three-year “School Albuterol Access Initiative” was included in last year’s state budget.
City City to step up education around e-bike usage as public safety concerns grow By Exedra Staff | August 21, 2026 More young people are riding the powerful vehicles around town at unsafe speeds and with little training, the city says.
California Lawmakers gut major DUI reform through ‘hostile amendments’ By Lauren Hepler and Robert Lewis | CalMatters | August 21, 2026 The bill would have required in-car breathalyzers for anyone convicted of a DUI, bringing California in line with most states.
City Fire Department urges residents to prepare their property for wildfire season By City of Piedmont | August 21, 2026 With fall nearing, now is the time to trim trees and shrubs, and clear dead vegetation and flammable material from your yard.
California Kids who went to preschool do better in third grade reading and math, study finds By EdSource Staff | August 21, 2026 The study looked at about 30,000 students in public schools in Miami-Dade County, mostly from low-income households.
City Annual street sweeping begins Monday, Aug. 31 By City of Piedmont | August 21, 2026 With potentially big storms headed our way this El Niño winter, keeping storm drains clear will be extra important.
Education California maintains school vaccine rules despite Trump order By Diana Lambert | EdSource | August 21, 2026 California law requires students to be vaccinated against 10 serious communicable diseases.
Bay Area Looking for a new best friend? Local animal shelters waive some adoption fees Saturday By Bay City News and Exedra Staff | August 20, 2026 Big pet adoption events in Berkeley and San Francisco are part of a national effort to find homes for dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens — plus other animals at some locations.
Elections Xavier Becerra gets to play it safe in the race for governor, and he isn’t making promises By Jeanne Kuang | CalMatters | August 20, 2026 The 35-year veteran of Democratic politics is playing it close to the vest.
Environment As California demands less plastic in packaging, manufacturers say you’ll pay more for stuff By Alejandra Reyes-Velarde | CalMatters | August 20, 2026 California’s law to slash plastic packaging is running into a fight over who pays — and how much.