If Sutter Health prices are up, why is the quality of patient care down?
Sutter puts up signs saying “Healthcare heroes work here,” but normally, people listen to heroes — and Sutter doesn’t seem to be listening.
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Individual brandishes firearm at intersection of Dwight Way, College Avenue
Early Tuesday morning at 2:22 a.m., an individual stood in the intersection of Dwight Way and College Avenue brandishing a firearm.
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Beyond statistics: Remembering lives lost to COVID-19 in Berkeley
Devoted parents and cherished friends were among the 35 people who died from COVID-19 in Berkeley over the course of the pandemic. Some were pioneers in their respective fields, and others were passionate social workers with bright futures ahead of them.
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Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine to be available in Berkeley
After receiving a stamp of approval from the Western States Scientific Safety Review Workgroup on Sunday, the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine may be available in Berkeley later this week.
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City of Berkeley, Alameda County support ‘Vaccinate All 58’ campaign
The city of Berkeley and Alameda County are responding with full support of the vaccination rollout under California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s “Vaccinate All 58” campaign.
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Alta Bates healthcare workers first to receive Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine
As Berkeley awaits shipments of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine, frontline healthcare workers at Alta Bates Summit Medical Center will be among the first to be vaccinated.
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Terry Taplin leads race against incumbent for Berkeley City Council District 2 seat
In a tight race, candidate Terry Taplin is leading against incumbent Cheryl Davila with 38.52% of the vote for the Berkeley City Council District 2 seat, as of press time.
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Berkeley police respond to shooting in West Berkeley
At 6:55 p.m. on Thursday, Berkeley police officers responded to multiple calls regarding gunshots on 10th Street and Bancroft Way, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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Nurses allege unsafe working conditions, mismanagement in Bay Area hospitals amid pandemic
As the COVID-19 pandemic brings safety challenges to local hospitals, Berkeley and Oakland health workers are calling for stronger protective measures from hospital leadership.
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Richard Illgen announces candidacy for Berkeley City Council
After witnessing the “Ghost Ship” warehouse fire in 2016, Berkeley City Council candidate and social justice attorney Richard Illgen knows the tragedies a fire can induce and hopes to mitigate fire risk as the District 6 representative.
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