Crime in Berkeley: March 10 – 16
This is a sample of crime in Berkeley from March 10 – 16, provided by the Berkeley Police Department. Read More…
Category Archives: Notes from the Field
UC files appeal to overturn public records ruling
The UC Board of Regents filed an appeal with the UC Board of Regents to overturn an earlier ruling mandating the university to disclose information on its investment returns, according to a statement released Thursday. Read More…
Candidates for ASUC elections finalized
Here is the complete list of candidates for the 2013 ASUC elections.
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Full list of ASUC 2013 election ballot referendums
A Constitutional Amendment to Improve the ASUC Advocacy Agenda The ASUC Advocacy Agenda aims to reflect the concerns and needs of the student body and is determined by the ASUC Senate at the start of its new term each year. In the past, the senate has also been responsible for Read More…
New building plans submitted for vacant Haste fire lot
Just last week, the owner of the historic Sequoia Apartment building that burned down in the Haste Street fire two years ago submitted new design plans to the city of Berkeley. Read More…
Crime in Berkeley: Feb. 10 to Feb.16
The following is a sample of crime in Berkeley for the week of Feb. 10 to 16, provided by Berkeley Police Department. Read More…
UC Berkeley management professor joins Apple University
Professor Morten Hansen of UC Berkeley’s School of Information announced Wednesday that he is assuming an advisory role at Apple University. Read More…
Berkeley police officer injured in Richmond
A Berkeley police officer was injured Tuesday while executing a search warrant in Richmond. Read More…
Crime in Berkeley: Jan. 27 —Feb. 2
This is a sample of crime in Berkeley for the week of Jan. 27 —Feb. 2, provided by Berkeley Police Department. Read More…
UC Berkeley alumnus on shortlist for labor secretary
UC Berkeley alumni and California Assembly Speaker John Perez, D-Los Angeles has emerged as a candidate to become President Obama’s next Secretary of Labor, the Associated Press reported last week. Read More…