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Bowers talks about the events of recent weeks, the intense scrutiny all police are facing, and his role here in Piedmont.

Needing to raise as much as $76M for improvements, City Council pledges public outreach campaign to educate voters about a possible tax.

Bowers calls death of George Floyd “the latest example of a historical pattern of the misuse of force and larger issues of inequity in our country."

The net decrease is expected to be about $1.3M for the coming budget year.

Outdoor soccer, tennis, basketball, and drama are among the new offerings.

Masks don't muffle the good times as campers frolic with their friends and the all-star lineup of Rec staff.

Several hundred Piedmonters show up to march organized by 9th graders.

Removing dead and dying plants, shrubs, trees and grass will help defend your home from wildfires.

Both protests, one organized by Piedmonters and the other in Oakland, were peaceful with no reported injuries.

Most, though not all, park users have been cooperative about current restrictions, which may be in place for a while longer.