City Construction safety measures and traffic impacts continue at community pool construction site By City of Piedmont | August 9, 2024 School drop-off and pick-up areas remain in place but Magnolia Avenue will continue to have a lot of truck traffic in the coming weeks.
Bay Area Orphaned mountain lion cub finds temporary shelter at Oakland Zoo, awaits ‘forever home’ By Tony Hicks, Bay City News | August 8, 2024 "Briar" was found in El Dorado County.
Bay Area Election officials warn of text message scam asking to confirm voter registration status By Thomas Hughes, Bay City News | August 7, 2024 Voter beware: Don't click on suspicious links.
Bay Area East Bay SPCA launches telehealth service to provide pet owners a less stressful vet visit By Bay City News | August 7, 2024 The service is available to all CA residents for a variety of services like consultations and accessing certain prescriptions.
City Election update 8/6: More residents take out nomination papers for local elections By Exedra Staff | August 6, 2024 Three new names in School Board contest and one more for City Council. Only two candidates have qualified for the ballot so far.
City The Blotter | Stolen car crashes into front yard By Damin Esper | August 6, 2024 More stolen vehicles, arrests, and a DUI.
Around Town GoFundMe for Rockridge bookstore destroyed by fire raises almost $200K By Exedra Staff | August 6, 2024 Fundraising is ongoing and the store's owner says they'll be back.
Bay Area New AI cameras to target illegally parked vehicles on all AC Transit lines starting Wednesday By Cole Reynolds | Bay City News | August 6, 2024 AC Transit said the cameras will be focused on the road and will not be equipped with facial recognition software.
City Construction mishap on Magnolia Avenue causes temporary road closure By Exedra Staff | August 6, 2024 An excavator topples over in front of Piedmont High School.
Bay Area Newsom touts new agreement to bring National Guard prosecutors to Alameda County By Kiley Russell | Bay City News | August 6, 2024 The announcement appears to be another salvo in the ongoing back-and-forth between Newsom and Price regarding his efforts to increase arrests and prosecutions in Alameda County.