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Grappled with the responsibility of preserving her grandfather’s legacy, Shibumi Gallery owner April Higashi showcased her grandfather’s art Saturday to fundraise for the recent Maui fires.

BART and its partnering organizations launched the second phase of their “Not One More Girl” campaign Aug. 31st.

A former employee of Sliver Pizzeria filed suit against the company Aug. 30, alleging wrongful termination and discrimination based on physical disability, among other claims.

Northside’s newest coffee shop might sound like an average cafe — the whir of milk steamers rising above the din of conversations and computer keys — but its glass chandeliers, marble floors and extensive menu tell another story.

Encampment residents at Harrison and Eighth Street were granted a temporary restraining order against the city of Berkeley on Sept. 5, momentarily preventing the city from clearing the encampment. 

A Berkeley police sergeant has been sued for alleged physical assault and use of racist slurs against a Black man, as first reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.

The city of Berkeley announced a siren warning system flexible for various different disasters on its official site.

Though Berkeley’s 2024 mayoral race is still more than a year out, the slate is taking shape early, as Councilmembers Kate Harrison, Sophie Hahn and Rigel Robinson all announced their candidacies this week. 

Defendants Cassandra King, Wayne Hsiung, and Priya Sawhney have recently received adjusted charges and been issued a gag order by the court.

The California Department of Transportation, or Caltrans, has chosen 90 transportation projects throughout the state to award a collective $41.6 million in its annual planning grants for fiscal year 2023-24.