Gathering for cancer research creates change, fosters community
Alexander Hong/Senior Staff
Gathering for change both directly combats the disease with fundraising and fosters a sense of community for those affected.
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Veterans Day weekend: A to-do list for the bored in Berkeley
If you’re experiencing boredom but don’t want to go far, you’re in luck! Here’s a list of a few Berkeley activities you can do this Veterans Day weekend.
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Berkeley City Council to discuss additional bike lockers at Berkeley Marina
A grant application for 20 new electronic bike lockers at the Berkeley marina will be discussed at the next city council meeting on Oct. 15.
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DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Berkeley Marina to open restaurant during $8M renovation
On Sept. 6, the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Berkeley Marina will be opening Berkeley Boathouse, a contemporary Californian restaurant, in the hotel.
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Plans for Berkeley ferry move forward as transportation board approves study
The board of directors of the San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority voted Thursday to launch a feasibility study to look into establishing a ferry terminal in the Berkeley Marina.
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Authorities respond to auto burglary near Berkeley Marina, arrest 2 suspects
Berkeley Police Department responded to reports of an auto burglary near Berkeley Marina on Feb. 13, according to a Nixle alert released by BPD on Wednesday afternoon.
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Loaded handgun, assault rifle found in Berkeley in 2 days
Two weapons were located in Berkeley in the past three days, according to a community alert released by Berkeley Police Department on Monday afternoon.
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CalTrans clears trash from homeless encampment near Berkeley Marina
About four of the 17 residents at a homeless encampment near the Berkeley Marina had to move after CalTrans cleared trash from the encampment Friday, along with some of the residents’ personal belongings.
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Berkeley Waterfront structural deficit reaches $1 million annually
The Berkeley Waterfront is quickly approaching a “crisis point” due to debt from increasing expenditures, lack of revenue and failing infrastructure, according to a report from city manager Dee Williams-Ridley.
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Creative outlets to reduce stress
With midterms, projects and quizzes galore, we often forget to take healthy breaks and make sure we don’t burn ourselves out. Channeling our inner imaginators is an excellent way to ensure we give ourselves the care we need to keep on keeping on.
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