Community members threatened to file multiple lawsuits against the owner of a South Berkeley building in which a medical marijuana business operates. Read More…
The vote on a contentious Durant Ave. and Channing Way housing project was postponed by the Zoning Adjustments Board on Thursday.
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The city of Berkeley sees a number of business openings and closures during the course of a year. Here is a brief update on recent happenings in local business. Read More…
The Alameda County Superior Court issued a Writ of Possession Thursday, which, when served, will put the 40 Acres Medical Marijuana Growers’ Collective on eviction notice. Read More…
Following a contentious two-year process, construction on a day care center project in central Berkeley will move forward after receiving the City Council’s approval Tuesday. Read More…
City officials met Thursday night to discuss the fate of the Perfect Plants Patients Group, a medical cannabis operation that they say has been operating illegally for months. Read More…
Three Berkeley massage parlors may be closed for good after city officials ruled that explicit online reviews support allegations of prostitution. Crystal Massage on Shattuck Avenue, as well as Acupressure Health Center and Berkeley Alouette — both located on University Avenue — were served with cease and desist notices in Read More…
Neighborhood groups filed a lawsuit against the city of Berkeley for alleged violations of environmental procedures in a contentious development plan recently approved by Berkeley City Council. The petition — which was filed May 3 at the Alameda County Superior Court — alleges that the city “improperly approved” the Downtown Read More…
The residents of 1722 Ninth Street will have to wait another two weeks to find out whether the Berkeley City Council will decide to evict them from their residence. Following a public hearing at its meeting Tuesday, the council voted to uphold the original Zoning Adjustments Board recommendation declaring the property a Read More…
If elected to the Berkeley City Council this fall, Sophie Hahn would like to be a voice for the community in city council in order to provide positive change to address the city’s basic needs. Hahn, a current member of the city’s Zoning Adjustments Board, announced on April 28 that she will be Read More…
