Anisa Kundu

The proposed police commission city charter amendment will not be voted on in the November election because of Berkeley City Council’s failure to meet the deadline for “meet and confer” discussions about the language of the proposal.

Gentrification in Berkeley has caused low-income families and people of color to lose their longtime homes and forced some to leave the area because of a lack of affordable housing.

1951 Coffee Company, a nonprofit organization that hires refugees to facilitate integration into the community, is opening a new location at the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union on Aug. 13.

Dellums was elected to Berkeley City Council in 1967 and later represented California’s 13th congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1971 to 1998, serving as chair of the House Armed Services Committee.

UC Berkeley alumnus Ben Gould is running for Berkeley City Council's District 4 seat, against incumbent Councilmember Kate Harrison.

On July 19, the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, or ABC, revoked Cafe Durant’s liquor license after investigations found that the restaurant had served alcohol to underage people.

At the age of 18, incoming UC Berkeley student Aasim Yahya is running to represent District 14 in the California State Assembly, against incumbent candidate Tim Grayson.

UC Berkeley’s College of Letters and Sciences hired Deborah Kelley, who pleaded guilty to a federal fraud case in September 2017, as a Major Gifts Assistant.

Within two weeks of opening, the Pathways STAIR Navigation Center has been completely filled and has found permanent housing for five people.

In the election for the Assembly District 15 seat, candidates have faced the struggle of raising enough money for their campaigns in order to reach out to the optimal number of voters.