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Berkeley City Council met Tuesday to discuss two competing ballot initiatives to increase the minimum wage, one by City Council — which was motioned to be made into an ordinance instead of a ballot measure — and one by citizens of Berkeley — both of which were approved for the November ballot.
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Developer Clifford Orloff filed a second lawsuit against the city of Berkeley on Friday, alleging that it charged him unreasonable fees associated with demolishing and rebuilding a property located on Durant Avenue across from Unit 1.
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Following last week’s riotous meeting, the Berkeley City Council quietly voted to place a streets and watershed bond measure on the November ballot at their meeting Tuesday night.
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