City Letter to the Editor | Future generations will benefit from new pool By Mark and Tami Becker | October 17, 2020 Mark and Tami Becker talk about how important the community pool has been for family recreation and for high school athletics.
City Fire chief urges continued caution during heat wave By Damin Esper | October 16, 2020 Beware of power tools and over-exertion as we enter fire season "witching hour".
City Police warn of burglary tactic as suspects shut off power at targeted house By Damin Esper | October 16, 2020 Piedmont Police Department called shutting off the power “a crime trend hitting the Bay Area.”
City Letter to the Editor | Measure UU is good value for taxpayers By Rick Schiller | October 16, 2020 For retired Piedmont seniors on fixed incomes, UU is a progressive bond measure and is the fairest taxation levy, says Rick Schiller.
City City playgrounds, bathrooms to open Friday, Oct. 16 By Exedra Staff | October 16, 2020 The state loosened restrictions on outdoor public playgrounds at the end of September.
City UPDATE: Red Flag Warning extended until 8 a.m. Saturday By Exedra Staff | October 16, 2020 Gusty offshore winds and low humidity signal continued critical fire weather conditions for the East Bay.
City Piedmont is not expected to be affected by PG&E’s Public Safety Power Shut-Off By Exedra Staff | October 13, 2020 However, Piedmont's proximity to the scheduled PSPS might mean power disruption for some parts of town. Residents should stay alert to any changes.
City Police Blotter | Pair of stolen vehicles caught by ALPR system By Damin Esper | October 13, 2020 Recoveries highlight weekly crime report
City Letter to the Editor | Conna McCarthy committed to service and community By Lindsey Meyersieck | October 12, 2020 A creative problem solver, she seeks out diverse opinions in order to find solutions, says Lindsey Meyersieck.
City Letter to the Editor | McCarthy knows how to listen and brings deep understanding of issues By Valerie Matzger, former mayor | October 12, 2020 Nearly thirty years of outstanding service to our schools and city make her a most qualified candidate, writes former mayor Valerie Matzger