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A Concord man, Alfredo Bautista, allegedly admitted to a police officer he used a cigarette lighter to start Wednesday’s Grizzly Fire after a road rage incident earlier in the morning.
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A fire which broke out at the intersection of Grizzly Peak Boulevard and Fish Ranch Road in the Berkeley Hills yesterday is currently 50 percent contained, according to Oakland Fire Department Battalion Chief Melinda Drayton.
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About 200 firefighters from nine local fire departments, including Berkeley Fire Department, Oakland Fire Department and the Alameda County Fire Department, responded to a 20-acre fire in the Berkeley Hills that caused evacuations on a number of evacuations at campus properties.
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Jacquelyn Smith, a former employee at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, filed a lawsuit against her ex-employer Thursday, alleging the lab discriminated against her for her disability.
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Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory are trying to create the first experiment to successfully detect dark matter.
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The National Academy of Engineering elected three UC Berkeley professors to be inducted into the academy in 2017.
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Chemists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have invented a new technique to link chemicals to proteins that could potentially change how ailments are treated.
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The Berkeley-Tsinghua Joint Research Center on Energy and Climate Change received a $5 million donation from Jim and Marilyn Simons on Wednesday.
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A recent study published by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory researchers has revealed that local methane emissions predominantly originate from biological sources such as landfills, making Bay Area methane emissions approximately twice as high as originally estimated.
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UCPD operates an almost $22 million budget, with financial results indicating a 48 percent increase in total expenses, matching a 44 percent increase in total funding, from fiscal year 2012 to fiscal year 2016.
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