City Don’t forget: Lights Up Piedmont! Annual holiday light celebration on Dec. 3 By City of Piedmont | December 1, 2025 Join the City of Piedmont and the Piedmont Beautification Foundation for an evening of seasonal activities, music, tree lighting, and more.
City Brighten a child’s holiday: Fire Department’s annual toy drive now accepting donations By City of Piedmont | December 1, 2025 Donation bins are out now at City Hall and the Piedmont Recreation Department, through December 23.
holiday CHP steps up Thanksgiving patrols after last year’s spike in crashes, DUI arrests By Sarah Stierch | Bay City News | November 27, 2025 Increased CHP patrols will continue through Sunday night.
Featured in Category CEO, president of SF telehealth firm convicted in $100M Adderall ‘pipeline’ scheme By Gabe Agcaoili | Bay City News | November 27, 2025 The company had a brazen business scheme "based on addiction, deception, and disregard for patient safety."
City The Blotter | Costume jewelry stolen in burglary By Damin Esper | November 25, 2025 Residence on Woodland Way hit in afternoon.
Bay Area Family of slain Laney coach expresses thanks to community, sympathy for suspect’s family By Pete Young | Bay City News | November 23, 2025 Beam’s tenure at Laney College was featured on the Netflix documentary “Last Chance U” in 2020 and included a state championship.
Bay Area Swalwell jumps into California governor’s race, vows to fight Trump and rising costs By Maya C. Miller | CalMatters | November 21, 2025 The Democratic congressional rep cites his experience as a planning commissioner and city councilmember for his hometown of Dublin.
Health Matters What to know about the CDC’s baseless new guidance on autism By Arthur Allen | KFF Health News | November 21, 2025 A reshaped CDC website suggesting that vaccines cause autism has appalled the medical community.
California Waning immunity and falling vaccination rates fuel pertussis outbreaks By Céline Gounder | KFF Health News | November 20, 2025 New details from health officials suggest the whooping-cough surge may be part of a national pattern driven by slipping vaccine coverage and waning immunity, with infants bearing the brunt of the consequences.
Bay Area Billionaire activist Tom Steyer launches bid to succeed Newsom as California governor By Maya C. Miller | CalMatters, Local News Matters | November 19, 2025 His two core promises are to preserve the state as a hub for business and innovation while also lowering California’s cost of living.