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Keeping track of COVID-19 in Piedmont | Fri., Nov. 13
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According to the most recent data from the Alameda County Office of Public Health, Piedmont cases saw an uptick from 47 last week to 52.City
The Blotter | Construction van broken into, nearly $2,000 worth of tools stolen
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Police report includes vehicle, scooter theft, ATM vandalization; also garden hose mystery, Highland Ave hijinks, and more.City
COVID claims another tradition as Holiday Tree Lighting goes virtual
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In Wednesday's meeting, the Park Commission also recognized and thanked departing Director of Public Works, Chester Nakahara.City
City’s Climate Action Fellow answers your energy Q’s
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Nate Redinbo will answer residents' climate-related questions in a weekly column.City
City Council accepts state grant for “front line” police use
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In other news from Monday night's short meeting: Turkey Trot is on hold, tennis court renovation wraps up.City
Piedmont Climate Challenge starts up again in November
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Last year, over 250 Piedmont households signed up for the challenge and reduced collective greenhouse gas emissions by over 200 tons.Crime & Safety
The Blotter | Hit-and-run driver flees on foot
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Suspect appears to be white male, about 5-8Around Town
Exedra Q&A with candidates for Piedmont City Council
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Start here to learn where each stands on the issues of the day.City
