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Tracking COVID in Piedmont | May 31

Cases continue to climb as summer kicks into gear.

Garden and mulch enthusiasts, take note: compost will be available every Friday throughout the summer.

The incident took place on the Piedmont High School campus.

Record number of cases in Piedmont schools last week.

City says construction of the charging stations likely won't start until late 2022.

City Attorney warns that other cities working to adopt similar measures have been threatened with NRA lawsuits.

Naming a small park after Piedmont's first Black homeowners -- who were driven out by residents in the 1920s -- is under consideration.

According to the ADL, antisemitic incidents reached an all-time high in the U.S. in 2021.

Council will review the document, likely in June, before sending it on to the state.

Case numbers continue to rise, including in Piedmont schools.