Letter to the Editors | Endorsing Adam Hundt for City Council By Katie Hendrickson | October 23, 2026 Katie Hendrickson says Hundt understands how to create fair and well-crafted public policies.
City Letter to the Editors | Proud to endorse Bill Reichle for City Council By Cindy Boothby | October 23, 2026 Cindy Boothby says Reichle, a former colleague, is a natural problem solver and good listener.
Piedmont City Council candidates file campaign finance reports By Exedra Staff | October 23, 2026 Plus: See who’s spending money on Measure GG
City Some residents call for more than a memorial in Dearing case By David Thigpen | October 20, 2026 Ongoing litigation between the city and descendants of the family has kept the issue of how Piedmont should atone for past harms in the news.
City Mayor shares lessons learned in State of the City address By Photos by Julie Reichle | October 20, 2026 Mayor Betsy Smegal Andersen is wrapping up two terms in office.
City The Blotter | Prowler found on Wildwood Avenue By Damin Esper | October 20, 2026 Suspect arrested for trespassing just before midnight.
Elections Letter to the Editors | Bill Reichle for City Council By Jim Sells | October 20, 2026 Jim Sells says Reichle, a friend and neighbor, is well-informed on Piedmont issues.
Featured in Category City seeks input on draft plan to make home electrification easier and more affordable By City of Piedmont | October 20, 2026 Draft five-year roadmap focuses on reducing costs and simplifying the process of switching from natural gas to electric appliances.
City Learn about Piedmont’s El Niño storm preparations at Oct. 19 Council meeting By City of Piedmont | October 16, 2026 The presentation will highlight how city staff coordinate personnel, equipment, and information to address changing conditions, keep roads accessible, and respond to emergencies.
City Letter to the Editor | Nancy Beninati for City Council By Lois Corrin, Founder of Piedmont’s Annual Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. | October 16, 2026 Longtime resident and founder of Piedmont's MLK celebration Lois Corrin says Beninati is exceptionally well qualified to serve on City Council.
Arts & Entertainment This Friday: Movie in the Park + food trucks By City of Piedmont | October 13, 2026 Enjoy the last late summer food + movie event in Piedmont Park.
Letter to the Editor | Nancy Beninati will bring valuable experience to City Council
By Cathie Geddeis, Former Piedmont School Board Trustee and President of League of Women Voters of Piedmont