As an independent student newspaper and the paper of record for the city of Berkeley, the Daily Cal has been communicating important updates during this pandemic. Your support is essential to maintaining this coverage.
After five years of community planning and more than three months of discussion, a final recommendation on the Adeline Corridor will be made to the Berkeley Planning Commission in September.
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William McClung, founder of University Press Books, the Musical Offering Cafe and various other organizations, died July 27 at age 81.
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The Apothecarium, a marijuana dispensary founded in San Francisco, opened its fourth store in Berkeley amid the COVID-19 pandemic last Friday.
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The ASUC Senate Inter-semester Committee met Wednesday and passed four resolutions, including one to rename the senate chambers in Eshleman Hall to the Courtney Garg Brousseau Chambers.
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As of July 11, three of five city indicators for managing COVID-19 have not been met in the city of Berkeley.
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UC Berkeley recently launched the Student Technology Equity Program, or STEP, to provide free hardware and internet access to students in response to COVID-19 and the shift to distance learning.
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As the number of COVID-19 cases rises, the city of Berkeley is freezing further reopening plans, and businesses are operating with increased safety precautions.
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On June 30, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed SB 350, a bill that will hold PG&E to higher safety standards.
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Leah Simon-Weisberg, a tenant attorney who has been fighting for tenant rights nearly her entire legal career, is running for reelection on the Berkeley Rent Stabilization Board.
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The California surgeon general’s office and the Department of Health Care Services recently awarded First 5 Alameda County a $325,470 grant to participate in the state’s adverse childhood experiences awareness initiative.
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