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City

Paths re-open at former Linda Park off-leash area, as hillside is restored as an oak woodland

By City of Piedmont | March 24, 2026

Dogs and people must stick to paths to protect the newly planted areas.

Food & Drink

The Dish | Carrot Orange Olive Oil Cake

By Lindsay Thomasson | March 24, 2026

A moist carrot cake with bright orange and warm spice flavors.

Around Town

Who’s that Good Dog?

By Olivia Stevens | March 24, 2026

Motzi loves all kinds of cheese.

Around Town

Highlander Robotics wins top award in San Francisco

By Reader Submission | Kevin Clark | March 24, 2026

The team is composed of 62 students from 12 high schools around the area.

City

Cybertruck crash survivor updates lawsuit

By Damin Esper | March 20, 2026

Miller names Tesla in amended complaint.

Around Town

Piedmonters take part in Mountain View Cemetery’s Tulip Show

By Exedra Staff, photos by Julie Reichle | March 20, 2026

Agnes Kang and Nancy Huseby among Bay Area floral designers with works on display.

Around Town

Piedmont Beautification Foundation embraces two new projects, revisits two others

By Cameron Wolfe, Jr. | March 20, 2026

Water-wise plantings, tot lot additions, and the Dearing Memorial are all on tap.

Featured in Category

Letter to the Editor | Why the Piedmont ‘No Kings’ protest on March 28 matters

By Steve Sidney, MD on behalf of the League of Women Voters of Piedmont | March 20, 2026

Democracy depends on us, writes Steve Sidney, MD.

Featured in Category

PUSD honors Chris Hart as Arthur Hecht Volunteer of the Year award winner

By Piedmont Unified School District | March 20, 2026

Hart will be recognized at the May 6 Board of Education meeting.

Bay Area

UC Berkeley settles lawsuit, agrees to bar Zionist speaker restrictions

By Emma Gallegos | EdSource | March 20, 2026

UC Berkeley also agreed to mandatory antisemitism and anti-discrimination training for students, faculty and staff.