City As Oakland crime rises, Piedmont police increase visibility By Exedra Staff | August 4, 2023 Police chief invites residents to attend the Sept 18 City Council meeting for latest local crime stats and other public safety updates.
City ‘Cop on the Block’ coming to a neighborhood near you By Exedra Staff | August 4, 2023 Meet up with officers from the Piedmont Police throughout the month of August at locations around town.
health Some of California’s best-paid public employees say they’re ready to strike. Here’s why By Kristen Hwang | CalMatters | August 4, 2023 Contracted doctors and psychiatrists earn about twice as much as staff, who say the discrepancy is a deterrent to competitive hiring.
health The debate over flavored medicine for California kids By Lynn La | CalMatters | August 4, 2023 Flavoring medicine now falls within the scope of national drug compounding standards.
News The real costs of the new Alzheimer’s drug, most of which will fall to taxpayers By Arthur Allen | KFF Health News | August 4, 2023 Medicare and Medicaid patients will make up 92% of the market for lecanemab, according to drug developer Eisai Co.
Housing California could borrow a record-breaking $35 billion to tackle the housing crisis. Will voters go along? By Ben Christopher | CalMatters | August 3, 2023 Three of the biggest housing bonds in state history are bound for the 2024 ballot.
Housing California voters could force more sunlight on public records By Lynn La | CalMatters | August 3, 2023 A new initiative would, proponents say, dramatically overhaul access to public information in California.
Family & Kids Doctors sound alarm about child nicotine poisoning as vapes flood the US market By Liz Szabo | KFF Health News | August 3, 2023 Popular e-cigarettes lack packaging that stops kids from consuming the hazardous nicotine inside.
Bay Area Cal State makes some progress on graduation but lags on key graduation and equity goals, report finds By Michael Burke | EdSource | August 3, 2023 Progress is uneven among different campuses and achievement gaps also persist.
Bay Area What to know about bachelor’s degrees at California Community Colleges | Quick Guide By Michael Burke | EdSource | August 3, 2023 Bachelor's degrees are now offered at 27 of California's community colleges, giving students a more accessible, lower-cost option for a four-year degree.