Where to find a Cop on the Block in October
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The police department's casual meet and greets continue.
City
Voting information for the Nov. 3 election
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Ballots go out by mail this week. You have until October 19 to make sure you are registered to vote.City
Mayor to deliver State of the City address on Oct. 15 at Community Hall
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All are welcome to attend in person; a reception with light refreshments will follow the address.California
School superintendent turnover rates returning to pre-pandemic levels
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During the pandemic there was a 45% increase in superintendent turnover nationally.
City
City Council appoints Bonnie Tam as Piedmont’s next public works director
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Tam brings nearly 20 years of local government experience in public works operations, capital improvement planning, and fiscal management.Elections
Democrats want to change the rules for recall elections. Voters get their say with Prop. 5
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Following the failed 2021 recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom, Democrats had the political will and momentum to call for changes to the recall process.Taxes
5 tax measures are on the California ballot. Here’s how to make sense of them all
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Voters in the state haven’t had to make so many decisions about tax policy at the ballot box since 1994.Bay Area
Cal State goes all in on AI, but some job-seeking students remain skeptical
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The CSU system was the first public university nationwide to offer students ChatGPT access to help them prepare for a workforce impacted by AI.City
Learn about new countywide planning for ‘Extreme Fire Weather’ at Oct. 5 Council meeting
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Starting in fall 2027, all fire departments in Alameda County are preparing to use shared, more targeted guidance during these events.City
Piedmont Fire seeks community input on disaster preparedness
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Survey will measure change since 2024 and help guide future preparedness efforts.Bay Area
