City Plan for public safety cameras focus of community meeting By Sam Richards | Bay City News | March 3, 2019 Unlike the license plate readers, public safety cameras survey larger swaths of ground for whatever may happen within their view.
City Piedmont considers expansion of license-plate reading cameras By Sam Richards | February 28, 2019 The city’s 39 automatic license plate reading cameras (ALPRs), rolled out in 2013, have helped police solve crimes. Now the city is considering adding more.
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.
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.
California How California got tough on guns By Ben Christopher | CALmatters | January 31, 2019 California’s progressive politicians have layered on gun restrictions while owners and manufacturers continue to try to find their way out of them.
City Home surveillance video helping police track suspects in recent home invasion By Sam Richards | January 15, 2019 Saturday's incident happened on the same block of Scenic Ave. as a 2016 case.
City Police looking for suspects in armed home invasion on Scenic Ave. By Exedra staff | January 12, 2019 Three suspects, one armed with a silver semi-automatic handgun, forced their way into the home but quickly fled.
city Guns drawn during high risk traffic stop on Grand Ave By Sam Richards | January 11, 2019 Switched license plates from a stolen car resulted in dramatic traffic stop. Driver was cooperative, and police are now looking for the thief.
California Newsom, Harris react to Trump tweet on withholding FEMA wildfire funds By James Lanaras | Bay City News | January 9, 2019 Responding to the deadliest wildfire in California's history should not be about partisan politics.