Leon Chen

The Berkeley City Council revisited the issue of recreational vehicles, or RVs, in the city at its regular meeting Tuesday, adopting a second reading of the ordinance that clarified that the ban would not go into effect until after the creation of an RV permitting program.

Since 1881, the Berkeley Adult School, or BAS, has provided English as a second language, career and technical education courses to help the city’s adult learners achieve their career and personal goals.

Berkeley City Council authorized City Manager Dee Williams-Ridley to execute a memorandum of understanding with the Water Emergency Transportation Authority, or WETA, on March 12 to conduct a study about the feasibility of expanding ferry service to the public recreation pier at the Berkeley Marina.

The city of Berkeley installed new signs Feb. 7 throughout the city deeming Berkeley as “Ohlone Territory” in homage to the city’s Ohlone roots.

During his speech at the 2019 Conservative Political Action Conference on Saturday, President Donald Trump condemned the assault that took place Feb. 19 on Sproul Plaza against Hayden Williams, a man tabling for the conservative organization Turning Point USA.

Amer Sinan Alhaggagi, a graduate of Berkeley High School, was sentenced Tuesday for attempting to provide material support to people he believed were part of the Islamic State group, a foreign terrorist organization also known as IS or ISIS.

Chancellor Carol Christ released a statement on Monday titled “Plans to Advance Faculty Diversity,” to share information about future plans and present efforts to increase the diversity of UC Berkeley’s faculty.

Members of the UC Student-Workers Union, or UAW Local 2865, protested Thursday in Riverside outside the UCPath office in response to the new UCPath payroll system, which is being implemented throughout the UC system to facilitate the payment of UC employee salaries.

With the ASUC elections season approaching, the Elections Council introduced its 2019 Voluntary Wellness Honor Pact with the aim to ease the stress that has historically accompanied the campaign season.

Red Door Eats, a new sandwich shop, opened its appropriately-named red doors to customers in Downtown Berkeley on January 27.