Featured in Category Piedmont Education Foundation welcomes Spring Fling chairs By Piedmont Education Foundation | February 27, 2024 A season of events is planned for Piedmont elementary schools.
Featured in Category Commentary | Budget cuts add insult to injury By Hayley Adams | PHS teacher | February 27, 2024 Teachers should not bear the weight of blame in the current PUSD budget impasse, writes PHS teacher Hayley Adams.
Around Town Obituary | Rosanne ‘Randi’ Shaffer, 1935-2024 By Family of Randi Shaffer | February 27, 2024 Longtime resident was known for her sense of humor, warm friendships, and devotion to family.
Around Town Who’s that Good Dog? By Ruby Guzdar | February 27, 2024 This runner of a rescue ran straight into the arms of her forever family.
Uncategorized Midyear city budget report: Council directs city to hire additional police dispatcher if Measure F passes By Exedra Staff | February 23, 2024 City budget remains largely on track despite extra overtime costs and a drop in transfer tax revenue.
Featured in Category PHS principal to depart at end of school year By Exedra Staff | February 23, 2024 Special Education Director also leaving in June.
City City Council approves General Plan amendments, EIR to move housing plans forward By Exedra Staff | February 21, 2024 Council also held a first reading of amendments to the Zoning Ordinance.
Bay Area Antisemitic public commenter threatens Walnut Creek city council By Tony Hicks | Bay City News | February 21, 2024 Walnut Creek was the first of many Bay Area cities last year to stop using phone-in and Zoom public comments because of a spate of antisemitic callers.
Elections Letter to the Editor | John Bauters is the best choice for Alameda County Supervisor By Jen Cavenaugh, Mayor of Piedmont | February 21, 2024 The former Emeryville mayor has the experience to handle this complex job, writes Piedmont Mayor Jen Cavenaugh.
Oakland Graffiti at Lake Merritt investigated as possible hate crime By Thomas Hughes | Bay City News Foundation | February 21, 2024 Oakland police said the graffiti was connected to the conflict in the Middle East.