Around Town League of Women Voters of Piedmont to host forum for City Council candidates on Sept. 29 By League of Women Voters Piedmont | September 4, 2026 Five candidates are running for three positions.
City Fire Department encourages residents to complete at-home wildfire evacuation exercise By City of Piedmont | September 4, 2026 Turn “what ifs” into a plan.
Bay Area Alameda County supes weigh legal action in wake of new law on spending transparency By Kiley Russell | Bay City News | September 4, 2026 Senate Bill 1193 was unanimously passed in both houses of the state Legislature earlier this year.
City Limited-time discounts on rooftop solar and battery storage By The City of Piedmont | September 4, 2026 Sign up by November 15 to get no-cost, no-obligation site evaluations and proposals tailored to your home’s specific needs.
California Fact check: Is Sam Altman right that almonds use more water than ChatGPT queries? By Rachel Becker | CalMatters | September 3, 2026 Limited public data makes it difficult to verify data center water use.
Technology As California debated sharing data on drivers, Homeland Security subpoenaed 17 million records By Wendy Fry & Khari Johnson | CalMatters | September 3, 2026 The Trump administration sought trucker records from a nonprofit driver information clearinghouse to use in immigration enforcement.
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.