City Where to find a Cop on the Block in October By Piedmont Police Department | October 9, 2026 The police department's casual meet and greets continue.
City Voting information for the Nov. 3 election By City of Piedmont | October 6, 2026 Ballots go out by mail this week. You have until October 19 to make sure you are registered to vote.
City Mayor to deliver State of the City address on Oct. 15 at Community Hall By City of Piedmont | October 6, 2026 All are welcome to attend in person; a reception with light refreshments will follow the address.
City City Council appoints Bonnie Tam as Piedmont’s next public works director By City of Piedmont | October 6, 2026 Tam brings nearly 20 years of local government experience in public works operations, capital improvement planning, and fiscal management.
City Learn about new countywide planning for ‘Extreme Fire Weather’ at Oct. 5 Council meeting By City of Piedmont | October 2, 2026 Starting in fall 2027, all fire departments in Alameda County are preparing to use shared, more targeted guidance during these events.
City Piedmont Fire seeks community input on disaster preparedness By City of Piedmont | October 2, 2026 Survey will measure change since 2024 and help guide future preparedness efforts.
City The Blotter | Prior stop leads to search warrant By Damin Esper | September 29, 2026 Multiple guns, other weapons recovered
City Letter to the Editor | Measure GG is essential to Piedmont’s infrastructure By Jen Cavenaugh, Former Mayor of Piedmont | September 29, 2026 Piedmont's buildings, parks, streets need to be maintained and operated, says former Mayor of Piedmont Jen Cavenaugh.
City Water main break on Grand Avenue disrupts traffic By Exedra Staff | September 25, 2026 The incident late Thursday afternoon drew the police and fire departments to the area.
Around Town Letter to the Editor | Bill Reichle is a great neighbor — and a proven leader By Wayne Leong, MD and Suzanna Chan, PharmD | September 25, 2026 The former UC Berkeley assistant vice chancellor has our strong support for City Council, say Wayne Leong and Suzanna Chan.