Good things that have happened since the election
We’ve collected stories that have happened since the election on November 8, 2016, since there are great things happening that are also worth our attention.
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Category Archives: Election 2016 Retrospective Issue
People who should run for president in 2020
We at the Clog have some interesting suggestions for who could take down Donald Trump in the battle for the Oval Office next term.
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10 of President Donald Trump’s most memorable tweets
We at the Clog have created a list of Trump’s most memorable tweets, so let’s all take a stroll down memory lane. Covfefe!
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Berkeley community here to fight, here to stay
NATIONAL ISSUES: A look at Berkeley one year after the November 2016 election.
One year ago, Berkeley erupted. The rage in the air was palpable.
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Interview with Berkeley City Council members
The Daily Cal sat down with two members of Berkeley City Council to discuss current issues and changes to the council’s strategy. Video by Mackenzie Cornwall, Pransu Dash, and Joe Spillane Contact us at [email protected]
Berkeley is no stranger to hate crimes. Help us track them.
Across the country, thousands of hate crimes go unreported and ignored. The same is true in Berkeley. That’s why The Daily Californian is joining ProPublica’s Documenting Hate project — to help track hate crimes and bias-related incidents nationwide.
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California has been ‘capital of democratic resistance’ in Trump era, state legislators say
Only weeks after Donald Trump secured the electoral votes to place his conservative administration in the White House, California won a Democratic supermajority in both houses of its legislature.
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‘Lead the resistance’: After 1 year as Berkeley mayor, Jesse Arreguín says his work is far from over
A year after his election, Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín still has not had time to unpack all his boxes.
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‘A little unrealistic’: Berkeley City Council sees mixed reception since 2016 election
The degree to which City Council has translated its progressive ideas into action since the 2016 local elections remains a widespread source of debate.
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Looking back on state, city measures from 2016 election: How much progress has been made?
Twenty-four city and state ballot measures passed into law during the 2016 general election. One year later, The Daily Californian took a look at some of those that passed to see how much progress has been made on the promises.
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