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Longtime South Berkeley resident Leonard Powell was able to return to his home May 28 once he was able to pay for the necessary renovations to meet health and safety codes with the help of the community, according to a post by South Berkeley resident group Friends of Adeline.
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The Alameda County Transportation Commission, or Alameda CTC, entered into a partnership with the city of Berkeley and Caltrans to improve the Gilman Street intersection with Interstate 80, according to Alameda CTC Deputy Executive Director of Planning and Policy Tess Lengyel.
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The program will begin June 17 and will take place at three schools: Berkeley Arts Magnet School at Whittier School, Washington Elementary School and Berkeley High School.
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The city will pave 6.6 miles of streets over the summer to eliminate safety concerns and improve the experience of pedestrians, bikers and transit users.
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Talks surrounding the affirmation of a Zoning Adjustments Board, or ZAB, approval of an administrative use permit for a project on 1444 Fifth St. and a proposed moratorium of the “Shared Sidewalk” policy dominated discussion at Berkeley City Council’s regular meeting May 28.
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Ohlone Park held its 50th anniversary celebration Saturday afternoon, featuring celebrations of Native Californian culture, dances and music performances, and a rededication of a mural to a local tribe.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit police are beginning to deploy the opioid antidote naloxone, also known by the brand name Narcan, as a tool to combat overdoses, according to a May 24 BART press release.
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Berkeley High School senior and Berkeley Unified School District student director Arvin Hariri chaired the BUSD board meeting Wednesday night as a part of an annual tradition and led discussions on the education budget, transportation plans and special education programs.
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Berkeley resident Roxanne Vogel became the first person on Friday to summit Mount Everest and return home in only two weeks, completing a normally two month expedition in a fraction of the time.
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BUSD board members continued talks surrounding the future of REALM Charter School and the district’s sustainability efforts at their meeting on Wednesday.
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