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.
California Newsom signs bill to detect math challenges in younger students By Mallika Seshadri | EdSource | September 28, 2026 Senate Bill 1067 is intended to prevent achievement gaps in the subject.
wildfires Cal Fire firefighters stand to gain significant raise under law Newsom just signed By Adam Ashton | CalMatters | September 28, 2026 The statewide organization tends to pay firefighters less money than city fire departments.
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.
Featured in Category PEF launches Giving Campaign 2026 By Bindu Lokre, Brook Meakins, and Ellie Somers | September 25, 2026 Celebrating the start of PEF’s biggest annual campaign supporting Piedmont's public schools.
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.
Bay Area Family and friends continue search for Amy Hillyard, 6 months after she disappeared By Brigid Gaffikin | September 25, 2026 Hillyard is the owner of Farley's coffee shops in Oakland and San Francisco and was last seen on March 25.
Uncategorized Oakland Unified to restrict screen time next school year By EdSource Staff | September 25, 2026 The move follows in the footsteps of a recent LA Unified decision.
California Newsom signs 4 new California DUI laws. Advocates want more next session By Robert Lewis and Lauren Hepler | September 25, 2026 A CalMatters investigation has found the state has some of the weakest DUI laws in the nation.
Environment Navy plans years of additional sonar training along West Coast, studies impacts on whales By Roger Coryell | Bay City News | September 25, 2026 The military’s environmental review predicts the training will disturb migrating whales and cause thousands of cases of temporary hearing loss.