Follow the Daily Cal’s live coverage of the 2021 ASUC elections forum
Tonight, this year’s ASUC executive candidates and referendum proponents will speak at The Daily Californian and BridgeUSA at Berkeley’s ASUC elections forum.
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Author Archives: Thao Nguyen
Alameda County to move into orange tier of state reopening system
With COVID-19 case rates and hospitalizations continuing to fall and California ramping up its vaccination efforts, the state announced Tuesday that Alameda County has been cleared to enter the orange tier of the state’s reopening system.
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CA to expand vaccine eligibility to people 16 years old, older in April
The state of California announced Tuesday that COVID-19 vaccine eligibility will be expanded to state residents who are 16 years old and older in April.
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Berkeley police respond to collision near Seabreeze Market
On Sunday evening, Berkeley Police Department responded to a collision near Seabreeze Market where one person was injured.
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University Library withdraws South/Southeast Asia Library proposal
After UC Berkeley community members expressed concerns over a proposal for changes to the South/Southeast Asia Library, the University Library announced its decision to withdraw the proposal Monday.
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Suspect charged in Berkeley shooting after police investigation
On Thursday morning, Berkeley Police Department’s Special Response Team, or SRT, and Detective Division served search and arrest warrants at a residence on Alcatraz Avenue near Sacramento Street.
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‘Brought to light’: Berkeley community reflects on Atlanta shootings
For Miya Sommers and many other Asian Americans, the recent shootings in Atlanta reignited personal experiences with racism, fetishism and violence.
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‘Initially a challenge’: Spring 2020 editors reflect on remote production
After a year of virtual coverage and production, a few of The Daily Californian’s spring 2020 editors reflect on the transitions and challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the current state of the newspaper.
Berkeley extends vaccine eligibility to public transit workers
On Friday, the city of Berkeley announced the availability of COVID-19 vaccination appointments for Berkeley or Alameda County residents who are at least 65 years old, have an underlying health condition as defined by the state or currently face an increased risk of exposure in certain work sectors.
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Berkeley police arrest two suspects allegedly involved in shooting
Berkeley Police Department officers responded to a report of a shooting Tuesday at 4:59 p.m., resulting in the arrest of two suspects from Oakland.
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