Five in the running for three open City Council seats By Exedra Staff | 20 hours ago And without a competitive race, School Board incumbents to be appointed.
California Kids who went to preschool do better in third grade reading and math, study finds By EdSource Staff | 23 hours ago 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.
Arts & Entertainment Betting on Black: Oakland looks to establish itself as incubator of Black filmmaking talent By Lloyd B. Davis | Bay City News | August 19, 2026 New public funding and a thriving artist community are lifting up a new generation of filmmakers.
Bay Area Trump’s visa policies are not deterring international students from California universities By William Melhado | EdSource | August 19, 2026 Elsewhere across the country, universities have seen dips in international student enrollment during Trump’s second term.
City The Blotter | Car stolen twice in Piedmont By Damin Esper | August 18, 2026 Plus: Flock camera tampered with
City Pool pass rates increase Sept. 1 By City of Piedmont | August 18, 2026 Lock in current rates by August 31.