Featured in Category New attractions added to annual Pancake Breakfast and Chalk Festival By Photos by Meghan Bennett | September 9, 2025 Dunk Your Dad is a hit.
City Planning Commission moves Moraga Canyon Specific Plan forward to City Council By Exedra Staff | September 9, 2025 Council will consider the housing development framework in October.
City Piedmont’s new pools have water – what’s next? By City of Piedmont | September 9, 2025 Testing, hiring, and training.
City New transformer installation marks next step in 911 Dispatch Center construction By City of Piedmont | September 9, 2025 City Hall was closed last Thursday for the infrastructure upgrade.
Food & Drink The Dish | Pasta with Tomatoes and Burrata By Missy Ellis | September 9, 2025 Savor the last days of summer's produce.
Oakland Oakland First Fridays push back against police union’s finger pointing in wake of shootings By Thomas Hughes | Bay City News | September 8, 2025 OPD, moreover, finds no connection between the outbreak of violence and the free festival that had ended hours earlier.
Oakland OPD delays rollout of police radio encryption amid technical issues, transparency concerns By Alise Maripuu | Bay City News | September 8, 2025 Previously, public radio frequencies allowed for journalists, watchdogs, and members of the public to monitor police activities.
Bay Area We belong outdoors: Bay Area groups battle inequity to make nature accessible for all By Anna Tran | Bay City News | September 7, 2025 Bay Area’s great outdoors often mirrors its difficult history of systemic inequality, revealing who gets access to nature and who doesn’t.
Around Town City holds ribbon-cutting ceremony for new Coaches Field batting cages By City of Piedmont | September 5, 2025 Eagle Scout candidate Sammy Ragones worked with the city on the renovation project.
City Letter to the Editor | Questions, concerns about Moraga Canyon housing development By Marj Blackwell, Vincent Fisher, Julie Watters, Daphne Albert, and Peggy Esposito | September 5, 2025 Residents Marj Blackwell, Vincent Fisher, Julie Watters, Daphne Albert, and Peggy Esposito say the plan is fraught with risk.