Bo Kovitz

Early Friday morning, a building in downtown Berkeley caught ablaze, leaving none injured and prompting an investigation into its kindling.

On Thursday morning, more than 2,000 Berkeley High School students and teachers staged a march through the streets of Berkeley to protest the discovery of a hostile image posted on a school computer the day before and the administration’s subsequent response.

Members of the Berkeley High School community expressed outrage after one of the school's library computers displayed threatening language toward black individuals early Wednesday afternoon.

Campus police arrested a UC Berkeley graduate student suspected to have grabbed and sexually assaulted several underage victims at Strawberry Creek Pool in August.

At a Wednesday meeting, the Berkeley Unified School District Board of Education tracked progress on its local funding plan and discussed a potential pilot program in which Berkeley City Council would use the school board’s room for meetings.

An attempted armed robbery occurred near Grizzly Peak on Sunday, according to a crime alert released Monday.

Campus police arrested a suspect Thursday on suspicion of two dozen counts of invasion of privacy with a covert camera.

An individual was sexually assaulted on campus early Thursday morning, according to a campus police alert released the same day.

An individual was robbed Friday afternoon in North Berkeley, according to a crime alert by campus police Monday morning.

The city “felt the Bern” on Thursday evening, as more than 50 ralliers for democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders marched through the streets of Downtown Berkeley.