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The Police Accountability Board, or PAB, discussed the selection process of the incoming director at its regular Wednesday meeting.
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While growing up in foster care and group homes, Oakland resident Vincent Ray Williams III, born HIV-positive and pansexual, alleged he was stigmatized, outcasted and physically abused when people “caught wind” of his sexual identity.
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The Berkeley Police Accountability Board, or PAB, heard the chief of police’s report on incidents of interest and discussed concerns about PAB’s role in advising City Council of the selection of the director of police accountability at its regular meeting Wednesday night.
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Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, or Fermilab, physicist James Strait has been selected as the next director for the Stage 4 Cosmic Microwave Background project, or CMB-S4, at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or LBNL.
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4bells Public House, or 4bells, has opened its doors, offering Hispanic-inspired cuisine, a vast variety of cocktails and a relaxing environment for Berkeley sports fans and families.
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Downtown Berkeley’s Shattuck Cinemas will be shutting its doors Wednesday after 34 years of service, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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A project at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or LBNL, aims to genetically engineer microbes called methanotrophs to convert greenhouse gases, or GHGs, into useful products.
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Berkeley City Council discussed affordable housing, student mentorship and biking safety at its regular meeting Tuesday.
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Hundreds of protestors gathered on Sproul Plaza Wednesday following news of the potential overturn of Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 decision that established a constitutional right to abortion.
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Mosaic Boulders, a bouldering gym, plans to open one block from campus this fall, replacing what was formerly Daiso.
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