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.
City UPDATE: Roadwork at Hampton and LaSalle By John O. Tulloch | City of Piedmont | April 19, 2019 Work will continue into the week of April 22nd. The condition of the excavated pipe shows the City's storm sewer system faces challenges.
City Theater will be site of police training exercise April 12 By Piedmont Unified School District | April 11, 2019 Piedmont, Oakland police departments will take advantage of the empty Alan Harvey Theater to conduct a joint training.
city Witter Field among improvement project ideas reviewed at Tuesday meeting By Sam Richards | April 11, 2019 The Capital Improvement Project Review Committee also considered proposals regarding renovating PMS sports courts, a landscape triangle, and more.
City With tree removal complete, city turns to repairing paths in Dracena Park By Exedra Staff | April 5, 2019 Fencing that blocks the main path could be moved within a week if the weather cooperates.
Bay Area California Supreme Court: OK for cities to consider aesthetics of wireless equipment on streets By Julia Cheever | Bay City News | April 5, 2019 "The city has inherent...authority to establish aesthetic conditions for land use," says Justice Carol Corrigan.
Around Town Magnolia Ave. traffic flow and parking impacted by high school construction By Exedra staff | April 2, 2019 The changes will likely stay in effect through the fall of 2021.
City City council approves funding for Oakland Avenue bridge pedestrian railings By Sam Richards | April 2, 2019 Grant money from Alameda County revives plan to improve safety on the bridge.