Increase in statewide tree mortality magnifies ecological problems
California’s recent widespread death of trees — affecting 102 million trees since 2010 — is raising environmental concerns among fire and ecology experts.
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Author Archives: Justin Sidhu
When holiday deals outshine the holidays
Livermore, California, has become a point of interest in the past few years ever since an outlet mall on the town’s outskirts opened in 2014.
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3 candidates vie for Mayor-elect Jesse Arreguin’s City Council seat
Children, Youth and Recreation Commissioner Brianna Rogers, former mayoral candidate Ben Gould and community member Kate Harrison are set to run for the District 4 Berkeley City Council seat recently vacated by Mayor-elect Jesse Arreguin.
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City Council to discuss, decide on adoption of East Bay Community Choice Aggregation
The Berkeley City Council will be holding special and regular meetings Tuesday to discuss Berkeley’s adoption of the East Bay Community Choice Aggregation Program, among other topics.
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Berkeley school board reflects on new enrollment verification policy
The Berkeley Unified School District is toughening its enrollment standards with the results of a new address verification policy presented to the Board of Education last Wednesday.
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Poke Parlor to open near campus on Telegraph Avenue by early next year
Poke Parlor, an upcoming restaurant that will sell poke bowls and other fish dishes, will replace the vacancy left by smoke shop Gypsy Trader on Telegraph Avenue.
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Stall Catchers game enables citizen scientists to accelerate Alzheimer’s research
A team featuring researchers from UC Berkeley hopes to spur contributions to Alzheimer’s disease research by developing an online game that enlists citizens as scientists.
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The Halal Guys funds Downtown Berkeley location through crowdsourcing
The Halal Guys, a Middle Eastern restaurant chain based in New York City, is funding its upcoming Downtown Berkeley location through a crowdsourcing platform called EquityEats.
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UCPD Annual Security Report shows decrease in sex offenses, thefts
The campus saw a decrease in sex offenses and a decrease in theft between 2014 and 2015, according to UCPD’s Annual Security Report released Saturday.
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Campus students rally in remembrance of Ayotzinapa disappearances
For the second year in a row, dozens of students gathered in the vicinity of Sproul Plaza on Monday afternoon to recognize the anniversary of the disappearance of 43 students in Ayotzinapa, Mexico, two years ago.
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