BERKELEY'S NEWS • FEBRUARY 02, 2023
Brad Wiblin
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Transportation
NOVEMBER 14, 2022
2 teams compete for housing development at North Berkeley BART station
Two teams seeking the development opportunity at the North Berkeley BART station presented their credentials for public evaluation.
Transportation
NOVEMBER 14, 2022
2 teams compete for housing development at North Berkeley BART station
Two teams seeking the development opportunity at the North Berkeley BART station presented their credentials for public evaluation.
Elections 2022
NOVEMBER 10, 2022
2 out of 3 Berkeley city measures pass, Bond Measure L appears to fail
Berkeley residents could vote on three city measures during the midterm elections. Measures M and N are looking to pass, while Bond Measure L has seemingly failed to garner enough votes.
Elections 2022
NOVEMBER 10, 2022
2 out of 3 Berkeley city measures pass, Bond Measure L appears to fail
Berkeley residents could vote on three city measures during the midterm elections. Measures M and N are looking to pass, while Bond Measure L has seemingly failed to garner enough votes.
Elections 2022
OCTOBER 16, 2022
Measure N asks Berkeley voters to approve 3000 units of low-income housing
Berkeley residents will vote on Measure N this November, which asks voters to approve the development, construction or acquisition of up to 3000 units of low-income housing.
Elections 2022
OCTOBER 16, 2022
Measure N asks Berkeley voters to approve 3000 units of low-income housing
Berkeley residents will vote on Measure N this November, which asks voters to approve the development, construction or acquisition of up to 3000 units of low-income housing.
Communities
JULY 08, 2020
'A bright spot in a dark time': Berkeley affordable housing project breaks ground
The Berkeley Way Project, the largest affordable and homeless housing development project in the city of Berkeley’s history, broke ground ceremoniously Tuesday morning.
Communities
JULY 08, 2020
'A bright spot in a dark time': Berkeley affordable housing project breaks ground
The Berkeley Way Project, the largest affordable and homeless housing development project in the city of Berkeley’s history, broke ground ceremoniously Tuesday morning.
City
MAY 23, 2018
Berkeley rent board passes item on potential repeal of Costa-Hawkins act
Judy Hunt, a former Berkeley Rent Stabilization Board commissioner, called for Commissioner Leah Simon-Weisberg to step down amid talks regarding the repeal of the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act at a board meeting Monday.
City
MAY 23, 2018
Berkeley rent board passes item on potential repeal of Costa-Hawkins act
Judy Hunt, a former Berkeley Rent Stabilization Board commissioner, called for Commissioner Leah Simon-Weisberg to step down amid talks regarding the repeal of the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act at a board meeting Monday.
Campus
MAY 31, 2016
UC Berkeley students win 1st place in affordable housing contest
A team of UC Berkeley students won first place in this year’s Low-Income Housing Challenge — a contest hosted by Bank of America Merrill Lynch— for its affordable housing complex proposal that could potentially be built in Oakland.
Campus
MAY 31, 2016
UC Berkeley students win 1st place in affordable housing contest
A team of UC Berkeley students won first place in this year’s Low-Income Housing Challenge — a contest hosted by Bank of America Merrill Lynch— for its affordable housing complex proposal that could potentially be built in Oakland.
