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U.S. District Judge William Alsup sided with the City of Berkeley on April 16 against claims that three women arrested during Berkeley Police Department’s removal of a homeless encampment in 2016 were victims of police brutality or police retaliation.
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Reading a literary magazine inside The Musical Offering Café, Dale Jensen, with his shoulder-length white hair and beard, fits the image of a longtime Berkeley resident in almost every respect.
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The city of Berkeley paid nearly $1 million in overtime pay to compensate its 911 dispatchers in 2017, revealing gaps in Berkeley’s ability to meet state guidelines when responding to emergency calls, according to a recent report.
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Student activists who first organized fifty years ago returned to campus Friday and Saturday to discuss the anniversary of the Third World Liberation Front.
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District finances and programs like the Green Dot and the African-American Success Project were discussed at Wednesday’s Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, board meeting, where a crowd of district teachers spoke during public comment, including several who called for payment increases.
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The city of Berkeley has started distributing official legal notices to members of the homeless population who keep their belongings on the street in violation of municipal code.
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The Middle Eastern restaurant Saha, located on Shattuck Avenue and Haste Street, will be closing its Berkeley location this Sunday, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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The Shattuck-Adeline-Stanford Greenway Vision Plan models a three-mile pedestrian-bicycle route that would connect Berkeley, Oakland and Emeryville.
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Berkeley may soon follow in the footsteps of cities such as Seattle, Chicago and Portland, Oregon in addressing the ongoing housing shortage by implementing wide-scale changes to residential areas.
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A startup company created by UC Berkeley students will soon be launching an app that allows students to pick up temporary work shifts at local businesses.
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