City Brighten a child’s holiday: Fire Department’s annual toy drive now accepting donations By City of Piedmont | November 12, 2024 You can drop one or more new, unwrapped toys to donation bins at City Hall and the Piedmont Recreation Dept until December 23.
City UPDATED: Measure P support tops 80% in latest ballot count By Exedra Staff | November 8, 2024 Vote tally updated on Friday, November 8.
City UPDATED: McCarthy, Plimier ahead in City Council race By Exedra Staff | November 8, 2024 Race remains unchanged with latest county vote update.
Elections UPDATED: Malione, Roman, Struble secure their School Board spots By Exedra Staff | November 8, 2024 But late dropout skews results.
City Sign up to stay informed about the city’s plan to reduce potential damage from natural disasters By City of Piedmont | November 8, 2024 Share your thoughts on how to help the city prep for earthquakes, wildfires, and severe weather at two upcoming meetings.
City Survey: Piedmont Fire Department wants to know how you responded to recent Red Flag Warnings By City of Piedmont | November 8, 2024 Is anyone paying attention to the warnings?
Featured in Category Dentists are pulling ‘healthy’ and treatable teeth to profit from implants, experts warn By Brett Kelman and Anna Werner, CBS News | KFF Health News | November 7, 2024 Experts worry some dentists have lost sight of the soul of dentistry: preserving and fixing teeth.
crime Recall efforts against Oakland Mayor Thao and AlCo DA Price succeed by wide margins By Kathleen Kirkwood | Bay City News | November 6, 2024 Recall proponents successfully tapped into Oakland voters’ fears about crime.
Oakland Owners of former Oakland firm convicted of illegally towing vehicles, must pay restitution By Gabe Agcaoili, Bay City News | November 6, 2024 The charges against Private Property Impound stemmed from a 2018 news report that described it as one of the worst offenders in the East Bay.
Bay Area In the News | NYT covers Oakland mayor recall By Exedra Staff | November 5, 2024 The pro-recall group is largely funded by Philip Dreyfuss, a hedge fund manager who lives in Piedmont.