CA Gov. Newsom announces proposed state budget
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom submitted a $222.2 billion budget plan for the 2020-21 State Budget to the state Legislature on Friday.
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Berkeley SkyDeck announces partnership with Universal Music Group
Berkeley SkyDeck, UC Berkeley’s business startup accelerator and incubator program, announced a partnership with Universal Music Group.
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UC Berkeley researchers find past research was accurate about climate change
In a recent study, researchers found that climate change models made since the early 1970s were accurate in predicting today’s climate.
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UC Berkeley researchers use underwater telecom cables to establish seismic network
A research team led by a UC Berkeley doctoral student found that marine fiber-optic cables could be used to detect seismic waves and record information on earthquakes that occur far offshore.
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UC Berkeley researchers shed light on photoreceptors in mice
Researchers at UC Berkeley found that mice can detect light before full retina development, according to a recently published study.
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No Place Like Home program addresses affordable housing issues
The California Health Facilities Financing Authority recently announced the sale of $500 million in revenue bonds to fund the No Place Like Home program.
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Cal Bears Against ICE organizes rally against actions of tech giant Palantir
Members of Cal Bears Against ICE held an informational rally Tuesday on Upper Sproul Plaza to demand that UC Berkeley’s electrical engineering and computer sciences, or EECS, department cut ties with software company Palantir.
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Proposed ordinance may remove criminal background checks for Berkeley tenants
A proposed ordinance would prohibit landlords in the city of Berkeley from asking about prospective tenants’ criminal history.
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AFSCME Local 3299 organizes strike against UC
Workers in AFSCME Local 3299 organized a strike Wednesday to protest working conditions.
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Beautification efforts increase positive perception, economic development of Telegraph Avenue
The city of Berkeley’s Telegraph district has recently experienced both an economic improvement and an increase in positive perception, according to a report from the city’s Office of Economic Development and an annual survey from the Telegraph Business Improvement District, or TBID.
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