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.
Not wanting to feel helpless amid the COVID-19 pandemic, multiple UC Berkeley student-run consulting groups are advising local small businesses to help them survive.
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The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs announced in April through a campuswide email that mandatory student fees would not be reduced for the fall semester, regardless of the mode of instruction.
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As a working mother who has experienced homelessness firsthand, Dominique Walker is running for the Berkeley Rent Stabilization Board to be a “part of the change” in providing accessible housing.
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Pandemic Professors, a nonprofit organization that provides free online tutoring for K-12 students in low-income communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, is continuing to grow its services — especially as schools look toward virtual education in the fall.
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UC Berkeley’s University Health Services, or UHS, announced its release of a COVID-19 dashboard Monday that displays testing data in “real time.”
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A Berkeley resident with a passion for residential construction, Dan McDunn is running for the city’s Rent Stabilization Board with hopes of bringing homeowners’ interests to the table.
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People who had their properties taken or destroyed by Caltrans are eligible to file for a reimbursement claim, as first reported by Oaklandside.
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As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases rises, UC Berkeley professors continue to work on research projects related to several aspects of the pandemic.
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A family-based business with an aim to bridge the gap between vegans and nonvegans, The Butcher’s Son continues to serve nostalgic comfort food to its customers amid COVID-19 regulations.
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Sophie Hahn, Berkeley City Council member, is running for reelection in hopes of continuing to “problem solve” for the city she grew up in.
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