As an independent student newspaper and the paper of record for the city of Berkeley, the Daily Cal has been communicating important updates during this pandemic. Your support is essential to maintaining this coverage.
Sophie Hahn, Berkeley City Council member, is running for re-election in hopes of continuing to “problem solve” for the city she grew up in.
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When I think of dismantling all forms of capitalism in our lives, I think of Islam. I think of praying.
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The Berkeley Rent Stabilization Board met virtually Thursday to discuss its 2020-21 fiscal year budget, ongoing Black Lives Matter protests and a possible influx of evictions.
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The UC Berkeley School of Public Health released a report this month revealing that providers for youth experiencing homelessness should be supported in order to care for those who are unable to shelter in place.
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Once the producer of a well-loved household staple, Three Twins Ice Cream closed in late April due to an increasing number of financial challenges, as announced on its website.
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Associate head coach Tyler Browne is leaving the Cal men’s tennis staff to become head of racquet sports at the Orinda Country Club. The move was announced Wednesday by Cal men’s tennis director Peter Wright.
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Students describe their favorite moments, stories and places from their time at Berkeley.
It turns out geography doesn’t change your issues with yourself, and going to a prestigious college doesn’t fix your insecurities either.
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Despite restricted budgets, the city and state are actively providing support and coming up with ideas on how to protect residents during the COVID-19 pandemic, said Berkeley officials and California state Sen. Nancy Skinner, D-Berkeley, during a town hall Saturday.
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Anyone in Berkeley displaying COVID-19 symptoms can now get tested for free, according to a Wednesday message from Berkeley health officer Dr. Lisa Hernandez.
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