education Five key takeaways for the 2020-21 school year in California By Ethan Edward Coston | August 17, 2020 Distance learning has complicated things for an education system already facing challenges, but stakeholders are adapting.
regional Five automakers finalize deal with California to clean up car emissions By Rachel Becker | CALmatters | August 17, 2020 The companies pledged to meet state greenhouse gas requirements, not Trump administration rollbacks. In exchange, they get more time to meet them.
kamala harris The veepstakes are over — now whom might Newsom pick to replace Kamala Harris in Senate? By Ben Christopher | CALmatters | August 13, 2020 Now that Biden has picked Harris as his running mate, California's governor could decide who replaces her. Let the lobbying begin.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: Sundance award winner ‘Boys State,’ Boots Riley, classic jazz doc, and more By Randy Myers | Local News Matters | August 13, 2020 Virtual and drive-in entertainment for the weekend.
City City Council postpones Reach Code consideration; seeks more public education, input first By John Tulloch, City of Piedmont | August 12, 2020 Reach Codes deemed too important to city's climate action goals to be considered without additional public education and outreach.
Featured in Category Sisters on a ‘mighty’ quest for beauty, health and environment By Sam Richards | Local News Matters | August 11, 2020 Mighty Market is a low-waste business, which sells most of its environmentally friendly beauty and health care products in bulk or in bio-friendly containers.
Around Town Openings for outdoor preschool program at Piedmont Play School By Piedmont Play School | August 10, 2020 There are still some openings at this centrally located, small cooperative preschool.
Letters to the Editor Commentary | Proposed REACH Codes are good for the planet and your wallet By Brett Byers, resident | August 6, 2020 Eliminating natural gas usage in Piedmont is a critical first step in realizing goals of the Piedmont Climate Action Plan 2.0.
Arts & Entertainment Bay City Books: New books from Bay Area authors – August 2020 By Meg Waite Clayton | Bay City News | August 3, 2020 This month's new books feature ghosts, a "dreamer", recipes and robots.
Food & Drink Outdoor dining is back: Here’s how some local spots are handling the new rules By Eliana Bloomfield | Exedra Intern | July 21, 2020 Restaurants with available street-front space or existing outdoor patios are able to expand their service.