Just in case you haven’t managed to fully comprehend the meaning of the word “sequester” over the last few months – and years, really – of partisan bickering, it has massive financial implications for the entire country, and more importantly, Berkeley. While Mitt Romney’s favorite “Sesame Street” hasn’t been put Read More…
Have you ever wondered how to find more affordable student housing or make a complaint to your elected official in Berkeley? What if you ran into your city council member in Wheeler Auditorium as you headed into class? It would make it much easier to remind the council member about Read More…
A new survey has been sent out to Berkeley residents, asking for their opinions about Berkeley police officers carrying tasers. Read More…
In light of a large gap in funding for parks and recreations in future years, the Berkeley City Council is looking for various ways to make up this tax, including taxes or bond measures. Read More…
Berkeley City Councilmember Gordon Wozniak is garnering national media attention for his recent suggestion of an email tax. Read More…
A recent study has indicated that California road conditions are among the worst in the country. Read More…
The Peace and Justice Commission reignited a years-long conversation on the city’s approach to DUIs Tuesday in a City Council meeting. Read More…
The Berkeley City Council approved a letter Tuesday evening requesting that the University of California cease operating the national weapons labs in Lawrence Livermore and Los Alamos National Laboratories. Read More…
The city of Berkeley will face a projected deficit of $3 million in fiscal year 2014 if no measures are taken to balance the budget, according to a report from the city manager’s office. Read More…
The Berkeley City Council passed a new police retiree health benefits plan at Tuesday’s City Council meeting that is expected to cut costs for the city. Read More…
