League of Women Voters of Piedmont to host forum for City Council candidates on Sept. 29 By League of Women Voters Piedmont | 16 hours ago Five candidates are running for three positions.
City Limited-time discounts on rooftop solar and battery storage By The City of Piedmont | 20 hours ago Sign up by November 15 to get no-cost, no-obligation site evaluations and proposals tailored to your home’s specific needs.
Technology California kills bill regulating Flock cameras even as public rage grows By Khari Johnson | CalMatters | September 3, 2026 The California Legislature has failed several times since 2022 to regulate technology for automatically tracking vehicles — even as examples of abuse mount.
California In standoff with Newsom, California Democrats claw back $450 million for climate projects By Yue Stella Yu | September 2, 2026 New carbon market rules had threatened climate funding for water, air, and transit projects.
California Do later school start times help California students? Here’s what new study says By Vani Sanganeria | EdSource | September 2, 2026 The benefits for students make the state's mandated later school start times worthwhile.
City ‘Sustainable Parks Management Plan’ gives city an outline for the future By Exedra Staff | September 1, 2026 Heavy use and aging infrastructure have taken a toll on Piedmont's favorite public spaces.
City The Blotter | Car found abandoned, running in street By Damin Esper | September 1, 2026 Also this week: dog bite; identity theft; parking dispute between neighbors; stolen car; and auto burglary.
Housing Why a bill to juice condo construction died even though California lawmakers voted for it By Ben Christopher | CalMatters | September 1, 2026 Supporters said a condo construction bill was a key to unlocking the type of affordable for-sale housing that California desperately needs.
Environment Wildfire liability bill dies without a vote on final day of session By Levi Sumagaysay | CalMatters | September 1, 2026 The measure was opposed by the governor and the state’s public utilities.
Why car crashes are more dangerous — and more often deadly — for older pedestrians By Paula Span | KFF Health News | September 1, 2026 The latest threat: explosive growth in the use of e-bikes.
Education Should California backfill science funding Trump cut? Voters could decide in 2028 By Mikhail Zinshteyn | CalMatters | September 1, 2026 Last year the White House suspended or cancelled more than 1,000 California science grants.