City Survey: Help inform swim lesson options at the new community pool By City of Piedmont | December 16, 2025 Your input needed as aquatics staff prepare for future operations and aquatics programming.
City Piedmont’s new fire code is a start. Now it’s time to act. By Dave Brannigan | Piedmont Fire Chief | December 16, 2025 Piedmont Fire Chief Dave Brannigan calls on residents to harden their homes against wildfire
crime San Jose family ran network of brothels earning $1M yearly, prosecutors say By Gabe Agcaoili | Bay City News | December 14, 2025 A married couple and one of their adult children ran at least 10 commercial sex brothels across Santa Clara County under the guise of massage parlors.
Featured in Category Survey shows overwhelming support for renewal of school parcel tax By Exedra Staff | December 12, 2025 School Board to vote on a resolution in January to renew Measure G and put it on the June ballot.
Lifestyle Learn about Modern Art at Piedmont Adult School By Piedmont Adult School | December 12, 2025 Dive into Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Expressionism, Dada, Surrealism, and more -- with artist and professor Robert Simons.
Bay Area Alameda County Women’s Hall of Fame accepting nominations for 2026 inductees By Alameda County Women's Hall of Fame | December 12, 2025 Deadline is December 19.
Around Town Cancer League’s Holly Ball shines in ‘Black and White’ By The Cancer League | December 12, 2025 An elegant evening raises more than $200,000 for groundbreaking cancer research.
children Marin County health officials urge childhood vaccines despite shift in federal policy By Ruth Dusseault, Bay City News | December 12, 2025 Hepatitis B is a serious viral liver disease that can be transmitted at birth, and up to 90% of infected infants develop lifelong infection — a rate far higher than in older children or adults.
Oakland Oakland issues $334 million in bonds to fund new and ongoing infrastructure projects By Tanay Gokhale | Bay City News | December 10, 2025 City still needs to close a $40 million budget deficit and has hinted at a potential measure that will be on the ballot in the spring.
BART Bay Area transit agencies roll out next-gen Clipper cards for smoother, cheaper rides By Andres Jimenez Larios | Bay City News | December 10, 2025 Travelers will be able to use bank cards, whether physical or on their mobile devices, without the need for a Clipper Card.