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City
June 20, 2025

Grand Avenue paving, pedestrian safety project continues apace

Concrete has been poured and detours are gone -- and the full improvements are expected to be completed in August.
High School
June 20, 2025

Players ask for space for Beach Volleyball

Recreation Commission forwards Moraga Canyon recommendations; and an increasingly popular sport needs a local facility, say players.
Around Town
June 17, 2025

Designer Walter Hood introduces preliminary conceptual design for the Dearing Memorial Project

Hood's work in public spaces invites visitors to think about difficult moments in history.
Around Town
June 17, 2025

Piedmont Profile | PHS grad with restaurant roots helps launch NYC eatery

PHS ’10 grad Erica Lauer, whose parents co-founded Berkeley's Rick and Ann's, embarks on a venture of her own.
Around Town
June 14, 2025

‘No Kings’ rallies across U.S. draw thousands to protest President Trump

Piedmont Park held one of the nearly 2,000 “No Kings” protests that took place around the country this past Saturday.
  • Plans for Piedmont’s 58th annual Fourth of July festivities swing into gear

    This year’s theme is 'Traditions Thrive in 2025;' block party applications are due on Thursday, June 26.

  • In the News | Local CBS station highlights Walter Hood design for Piedmont’s Dearing memorial

    KPIX interviews Hood and others about what the project means to them.

  • The Blotter | 14-year old bitten by dog

    The incident took place at Piedmont Park, and the dog has since been banned from the city spaces.

Health & Science

  • ‘Not improving’: Lake Tahoe had one of its murkiest years on record
  • California sues Trump for blocking its clean-air rules for cars, trucks

LIFESTYLE

  • Best Bets: Free Circus Bella shows, ‘Come Back to the 5 & Dime,’ W. Kamau Bell, SF Symphony Chorus sings Verdi’s Requiem, Pocket Opera’s ‘Tartuffe’
  • SF LGBTQ+ nonprofit leaders walk the runway for inaugural ‘Threads of Pride’
  • Leila Mottley shares distinctive lives of young mothers in ‘Girls Who Grew Big’
  • SF’s Punch Line gives trans comics the stage in ‘Transformative Laughter’
  • ‘Hella Juneteenth’ draws thousands to OMCA for sold-out celebration of Black freedom
  • Review: Wince-inducing humor in Marin Theatre’ “Do You Feel Anger?” 
  • ‘Midnight at the Cinema Palace’ celebrates 1990s San Francisco in all its glory
  • The Dish | Shrimp Scampi with Vermouth, Garlic and Fresh Herbs

AROUND TOWN

  • Want to march in the Fourth of July parade?

    So many ways to take to the streets: the Stroller Brigade, the Flag Brigade, Rec Dept flotilla, Veterans, e-bikes -- or more.

  • Local with Lisa | Where eagles soar

    [SPONSORED VIDEO] This Piedmont street corner draws locals hoping to catch a glimpse of a majestic duo and their two eaglets.

  • New fire standards require some Berkeley homeowners to maintain fire-resistant landscapes

    Berkeley is one of the first cities to enact new regulations ahead of new statewide standards set to come out in 2026.

  • Who’s that Good Dog?

    Donzi the Cream Retriever likes to be scratched in an unusual spot.

  • Piedmont Profile | PHS grad with restaurant roots helps launch NYC eatery

    PHS ’10 grad Erica Lauer, whose parents co-founded Berkeley's Rick and Ann's, embarks on a venture of her own.

  • ‘No Kings’ rallies across U.S. draw thousands to protest President Trump

    Piedmont Park held one of the nearly 2,000 “No Kings” protests that took place around the country this past Saturday.

  • Elders act out for democracy: Seniors take to East Bay streets in support of ‘No Kings’ day

    Mostly in their 70s and 80s, rally-goers joined the ranks of the millions who protested on June 14.

  • Languages, technology, cooking, and more at Piedmont Adult School

    Discover something new this summer.

  • Local Lit | June’s top tips for book lovers

    Gifts for grads, Alcatraz book signing, a book and pizza party; and more.

CITY NEWS

  • Grand Avenue paving, pedestrian safety project continues apace

    Concrete has been poured and detours are gone -- and the full improvements are expected to be completed in August.

  • Designer Walter Hood introduces preliminary conceptual design for the Dearing Memorial Project

    Hood's work in public spaces invites visitors to think about difficult moments in history.

  • Share feedback on Piedmont Fire Department’s June community wildfire evacuation exercise

    Help the city refine its emergency evacuation procedures by taking a short survey.

  • The Blotter | Tools stolen from construction site

    Unknown suspect reportedly took $2,400 worth of tools.

  • Ribbon-cutting ceremony held for new Bushy Dell Creek bridge

    The new bridge replaces an older wooden structure that had fallen into disrepair.

  • Where to find a Cop on the Block in June

    Four opportunities this month to chat with your local police officers.

  • City Council approves annual pass, drop-in fees for new community pool

    Resident use and plan flexibility prioritized.

  • City Council approves central Piedmont parking plan with some modifications

    New traffic pattern coming to streets around Havens Elementary School.

  • City Council appoints Kiran Bawa as Piedmont’s next finance director

    Bawa previously served as the city's finance director in 2016-2017.

SCHOOLS

  • Summer Adventures 2025: Enrichment, flexibility, and fun for K–8 students

    Classes offer a mix of learning and play; sports camps help build skills in a supportive environment.

  • PHS Troubadours perform final concert

    The end-of-year concert featured a variety of favorite numbers and highlighted the talents of graduating seniors.

  • Milestones | PHS Class of 2025 celebrated at Witter Field

    "Let your values guide you in uncertain times" was the theme of this year's commencement address by Piedmont Police Chief Jeremy Bowers.

  • Milestones | MHS 2025 graduates celebrated at Alan Harvey Theater

    Eighteen Millennium High School students received their diplomas on Wednesday, June 4.

  • The Piedmont Highlander shares Class of 2025 matriculations

    The TPH Editorial Board leans into the hope, pride, and excitement graduates are feeling about future plans.

  • Letter to the Editor | Give the revamped elementary music program a chance

    The new plan for fourth and fifth grade will give all students more opportunity to participate in the district's performing arts curriculum, writes Adam Fishman.

  • PHS honors 2025 Senior Award recipients

    Updated | Students were celebrated this week for their achievements in academics, performing arts, service, leadership and more.

  • PHS counselor Amanda Carlson honored for her outstanding service to students

    Carlson is the recipient of the second PUSD Wellness Center Brooke Zimmerman Award.

SPORTS

  • Players ask for space for Beach Volleyball

    Recreation Commission forwards Moraga Canyon recommendations; and an increasingly popular sport needs a local facility, say players.

  • Track and Field | Swain concludes superb sophomore year

    Piedmont track star competes at CIF meet.

  • Beach volleyball | Piedmont finishes fifth at Santa Cruz tournament

    This was the first time the team made the Northern California tournament.

  • Boys golf | Piedmont sends three to NCS tournament

    Team continues to grow.

  • Softball | Piedmont sees season end in wild finish

    Highlanders fall at Piner in NCS playoffs.

  • Badminton | Piedmont takes ninth at NCS championships

    Team completes another successful season.

  • Baseball | Northgate eliminates Piedmont with shutout

    Baseball ends another good season

  • Photos | Class of 2025 Student Athlete Recognition Day

    Twenty students plan to continue playing their sport after high school.

  • Boys tennis | Piedmont season comes to an end

    Highlanders fall at Marin Academy.

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LIFESTYLE | RECIPES

  • Local with Lisa | Almond and Oak
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  • The Dish | Do-Ahead Rice Dish
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REAL ESTATE

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  • June 17, 2025 | Home sales report for Piedmont

OPINION

  • Op-Ed: Practice makes prepared
  • Commentary | Are our schools ready for the age of AI?
  • Letter to the Editor | Props to PUSD for dedication to students with disabilities and learning differences
  • Commentary | Dear Board of Ed: Feedback is part of the assignment

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CALIFORNIA

  • New fire standards require some Berkeley homeowners to maintain fire-resistant landscapes

    Berkeley is one of the first cities to enact new regulations ahead of new statewide standards set to come out in 2026.

  • PG&E power shutoffs begin in Bay Area, expected to last into weekend amid wildfire risk

    Shutoffs could affect about 11,500 customers in parts of 15 counties, including Alameda County.

  • From save our state to sanctuary, California’s immigration views have shifted dramatically

    California voted to bar immigrants from schools and social services in 1994, but now most Californians see immigrants as a benefit to the state.

  • Police investigate after pickup truck drives into protesters at Petaluma ‘No Kings’ event

    Investigators are reviewing video footage and witness accounts to see if anything illegal happened.

  • Hunger strike begins as California prisons hand down biggest restrictions since Covid

    Legal experts and advocates called the corrections department’s move drastic and said the approach is solitary confinement in all but name.

  • Police, DA refuse to release records on Latina senator’s DUI arrest near Capitol

    Meanwhile, a Democratic district attorney insists that politics had nothing to do with his decision not to file charges.

  • From San Diego to the Bay Area, California restaurants are on edge over immigration raids

    Some food trucks, farmers markets and small restaurants are temporarily closed, while others are shielding workers and raising funds to help.

  • Oakland to install network of speed cameras to improve safety on city’s deadliest streets

    Oakland officials said that similar programs in large cities have helped reduce speeding by as much as 94 percent.

  • Bay Area Air District raises cash incentive for drivers to retire their high-polluting vehicles

    Beginning on July 1, vehicles that are model year 2000 and older can qualify for the $2,000 buy-back.

  • Oakland City Council approves $4.3B two-year budget, balancing books without layoffs

    Many observers were shocked the budget was approved so quickly.

  • In the News | Governor Newsom delivers major address to Californians

    The Governor warns that the President’s militarization of Los Angeles marks a dangerous inflection point for the nation.

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