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The ASUC Judicial Council called a meeting Thursday to discuss election violation charges against two candidates representing Student Action and the party itself.
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Elected in 2008 as the youngest person and first Latino to win a seat on Berkeley City Council, Jesse Arreguin, 32, positions himself as a leader for the next generation.
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On Tuesday, Berkeley City Council will deliberate on proposed structural regulations to balconies and a plan to determine community benefits packages for all buildings more than 75 feet tall.
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Incumbent City Councilmember Jesse Arreguin was re-elected in this year’s unopposed District 4 election. This will be his third term in the position.
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As Berkeley voters head to the polls Tuesday to vote on a measure that dictates the boundaries of the city’s student-majority district, opponents of the measure are openly criticizing the city for what they consider exceedingly high amounts of money spent on a lawsuit over the proposed lines.
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The United States Postal Service and the city of Berkeley are in the process of potentially selling the Berkeley Post Office, located on 2000 Allston Way.
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Berkeley Councilmember Jesse Arreguin filed a lawsuit Wednesday asking the Alameda County Superior Court to amend ballot language for an initiative that he spearheaded, alleging that the current language contains inaccuracies and bias.
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It was in the small, quaint town of Carthage, Texas on April 26th, 1908 when Owens began her extraordinary life. Despite likely being the oldest living person in Alameda County, Owens is as feisty and talkative as she always was, with a sharp memory to aid her conversation.
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In his state of the city address Wednesday, Berkeley Mayor Tom Bates officially announced a new college pathway program for the city’s disadvantaged youth, and also outlined several economic and environmental initiatives to better the city.
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A judge will decide Wednesday which district lines to use in the Berkeley city election this November, following nearly half a year of controversy that ensued after the suspension of a new map passed by the city council in December.
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