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On Aug. 12, UC Irvine was rated as the country’s best-value college on Money’s 2019 list of “Best Colleges for Your Money.” Six other UC campuses were ranked within the top 30, including UC Berkeley, which was placed at No. 11.
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On Aug. 23, Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters will open its doors at 1600 Shattuck Ave., a space previously occupied by Philz Coffee.
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A Heat Advisory was issued for Alameda County on Tuesday by the National Weather Service to cover Wednesday and Thursday, according to a Nixle alert.
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Three individuals were arrested Saturday for allegedly carrying concealed firearms in two separate incidents, according to a BPD spokesperson.
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The UC Berkeley Sikh Student Association recently released a statement to show its support for the people of Kashmir as well as to urge UC Berkeley to “re-examine” current partnerships the university has with the government of India.
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The primary author of the bill, City Councilmember Kate Harrison, said at the signing that this ordinance is a “new step” to combating climate change.
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The UC Board of Regents filed a complaint July 30 with the U.S. International Trade Commission as well as five individual lawsuits in federal district courts in Los Angeles against five major retailers — Walmart, Amazon, Target, Ikea and Bed Bath & Beyond — for the alleged unlicensed sale of patented filament LED lightbulbs.
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For the last time before it resumes in September, Berkeley City Council met Tuesday night to continue discussion on RV owners’ rights and parking restrictions within the city.
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The fire had burned out on its own by the time the Berkeley Fire Department arrived, according to a UCPD spokesperson, and no UC property was damaged.
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On Tuesday, the UC Board of Regents’ Special Committee on Basic Needs met at UCSF to discuss housing, food and financial insecurity for students across UC campuses.
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