City Recycling in town gets confusing as standards, enforced by China, toughen By Chris Treadway | December 31, 2018 Curbside recycling is undergoing major changes as the result of new restrictions.
Calendar Preschool open house hosted by Rec Department By Piedmont Recreation Department | December 21, 2018 Parents are invited to attend PRD's annual event on January 12.
City City Council approves settlement with Crown Castle By Sam Richards | December 18, 2018 Council chooses to avoid a costly legal battle by agreeing to 18 small cell boosters vs the original nine large towers.
City La Salle Ave. closed between Crest and Hampton week of Dec. 17 By Exedra staff | December 17, 2018 Construction crew will be working to remediate damage caused by a landslide several years ago.
City Andersen, King, Rood formally sworn in to new terms on City Council By Sam Richards | December 11, 2018 Council members considered the tasks ahead during December 11 meeting and holiday celebration.
City City gathers for annual Holiday Tree Lighting celebration By Exedra staff | December 7, 2018 A festive evening despite the cold weather.
City Police seminar highlights scams targeting seniors By Sam Richards | December 6, 2018 Affluent neighborhoods top targets for fraudsters who prey on elderly residents.
City Sunday water main break closes road, disrupts service for some residents By Sam Richards (BCN) | December 3, 2018 Twenty-three Piedmont residential water customers were without water Sunday night.
Skies clear just in time for 2018 Turkey Trot By Exedra staff | November 28, 2018 Recent PHS grad Reece Proctor places first overall.
City PRFO board convenes; plans tennis court fundraising drive By Jodi Beasley | November 28, 2018 Fundraising partnership with the city has a goal of raising at least $300,000 to fund court improvements and maintenance.