City Tree removal on PHS campus to affect parking, traffic this week By Piedmont Unified School District | February 15, 2019 Only trees that would be unavoidably impacted by demolition or construction for the new school buildings will be removed.
City Tree removal work in upper Dracena Park begins Feb. 25 By City of Piedmont | February 14, 2019 City says four Eucalyptus trees and one Monterey Pine pose significant fall risks, endangering public safety in the well-used park.
Uncategorized Fire causes major damage to home at top of Piedmont Avenue By Exedra staff | February 12, 2019 No one was hurt in the two-alarm fire just outside Piedmont.
Around Town Reminder: Nominate a tree for Arbor Day By Barbara Love | February 11, 2019 Don't miss this opportunity to create recognition for a special tree in town.
Around Town Community leaders gather to kick off fundraising campaign for Corey Reich Tennis Center By Jodi Beasley, PRFO | February 5, 2019 Partnership between PRFO and the city of Piedmont will honor the inspirational tennis coach.
News PHS student news (TPH) weighs in on SRO By Clarissa Lam | The Piedmont Highlander (PHS) | February 5, 2019 Some staff welcome the support, but students are divided. 49% say having an armed officer on campus would make them feel less safe.
City Reflecting regional trends, property crimes in Piedmont rose in 2018 By Sam Richards | February 5, 2019 Robberies also went up, but the city still ranks among the safest in the state.
City PRD Preschool 2019/2020 Registration By Jessica Pomey | Piedmont Rec Dept | January 30, 2019 Enrollment for PRD’s Preschool Programs is now available for Piedmont residents and its surrounding communities.
City Retiring city administrator reflects on work, impact in Piedmont By Sam Richards | January 23, 2019 Paul Benoit is most proud of helping bring good staff to the city -- people who are “good, smart and work as a team.”
City Council approves plan to overhaul, improve Linda Beach Park By Sam Richards | January 23, 2019 The plan for more flexible, ADA compliant recreation and program space draws praise. Pickleball not so much.