City City re-ups with Alameda company for recycling, compost program work By Sam Richards | May 14, 2019 High recycling rates at city events show commitment to reducing waste but there's always room to improve.
City Public Works hosts Magnolia Ave walk to discuss tree removal By City of Piedmont | May 11, 2019 The walk will begin at 10:00 am on Saturday, May 18 at Hillside and Magnolia. Neighbors and interested residents are invited to attend.
City City votes to proceed with Magnolia Ave. paving project By Sam Richards | May 7, 2019 After contentious hearings, city pledges to work with residents on ways to save as many trees as possible.
Uncategorized Residents question city’s rush to remove 47 liquidambar trees on Magnolia Avenue By Holly Hanke | May 3, 2019 While no one disputed the safety risk or infrastructure problems some trees posed, several residents criticized the city for poor communication regarding the timing and scope of the work.
Uncategorized Passing of former Piedmont, Albany Fire Chief, Ed Tubbs By Exedra Staff and City of Albany | May 1, 2019 Chief Tubbs, who served Piedmont from 2010-2013, passed away over the weekend.
City Pickleball trial going well so far, rec officials say By Sam Richards | April 26, 2019 Also discussed by the Rec Commission: a "micro" skate park between Magnolia and the pool, the new rec supervisor, and Howard award winners.
City Word on the street: Saturday is Simon Ho’s last day in town By Exedra Staff | April 26, 2019 Rising rents forced Ho out of downtown Piedmont.
Around Town Photo Gallery: Piedmont Climate Action Fair By Exedra Staff | April 26, 2019 “Tasting a Sustainable Future,” was the theme of the Piedmont Climate Action Fair & Reception on April 24 at the Piedmont Community Center.
News City & School: Modified SRO proposal gains traction By Holly Hanke | April 23, 2019 DOJ grant money could be used to hire a health educator for PUSD in addition to a “Juvenile Liaison Officer” for the police department.
City School construction update: Avoid Magnolia Ave. By Piedmont Unified School District | April 22, 2019 Final steps of demolition and debris-clearing will take several more weeks; loudest demo work will happen after school hours.