Anna Armstrong

Berkeley Fire Department, or BFD, received several reports of a house fire on the 1600 block of Kains Avenue in Berkeley late Tuesday night. 

A series of violent sexual batteries have been reported on and near campus, which UCPD now believes could be related, according to a series of recent UC Berkeley WarnMe alerts. 

As part of our ongoing coverage of the 2023 ASUC elections, the news department of The Daily Californian, in collaboration with the ASUC Elections Council and CalTV, will be hosting the 2023 ASUC Candidate Debate Nights. 

The California Environmental Quality Act, or CEQA, has become embroiled in controversy recently, with its latest application wielded to block UC Berkeley’s housing plans for People’s Park.

On Feb. 15, BPD arrested a 20-year-old UC Berkeley student in connection with a rape inside of a sorority house, according to BPD public information officer, Byron White.

As part of the annual Art of the African Diaspora exhibit, North Berkeley Wealth Management in partnership with the Richmond Art Center, brings in local artists of African descent to “build a community of artists and art lovers.” 

Pornhub, one of the most popular of these free tube sites, published its 2022 insights featuring the year’s top searched terms. These terms included but were not limited to: Hentai, Japanese, Lesbian, Asian, Step mom, Black and Indian.

2022 proved to be an eventful year for Berkeley’s historic People’s Park. In April, community members gathered to celebrate the 52nd anniversary of the park. In August, during an overnight operation, the University of California fenced off the park for the construction of a student housing site. Within hours, protesters halted construction, and the fight over People’s Park wages on.

UCPD officers were notified of a possible deceased person inside a tent at People's Park on Tuesday at 12:08pm, according to UCPD Sergeant Jacob Westlie. Upon arrival, officers found the body of an unidentified man inside of a tent at the park and confirmed he was dead. 

After six weeks of striking, academic employees represented by United Auto Workers, or UAW, 2865 and SRU-UAW voted to ratify the tentative agreements with the University of California on Friday — bringing an end to the largest academic workers strike in U.S. history.