Dean Metzger

Save Berkeley Neighborhoods, a nonprofit education and advocacy group, along with three Berkeley neighborhood associations filed a lawsuit against the UC Regents over planned construction of four beach volleyball courts at the Clark Kerr Campus.

Three Berkeley Neighborhood Associations have opposed UC Berkeley’s new construction plan for beach volleyball courts that will replace the softball field at Clark Kerr Campus.

Berkeley’s Fair Campaign Practices Commission postponed its discussion of Mayor Jesse Arreguín’s 18 alleged violations of election law at its meeting Thursday.

Construction on Hearst Avenue will begin within a matter of weeks as part of the city’s $3 million Hearst Complete Streets Project, which aims to improve transportation efficiency and safety on the north side of campus.

On Wednesday, the Berkeley Neighborhoods Council, or BNC, held the last mayoral forum before Election Day, where three out of the eight mayoral candidates fielded questions on how to preserve Berkeley’s culture and promote growth in the city.

Community members convened Wednesday night to discuss developments in two Berkeley neighborhoods, particularly regarding the revitalization of the Adeline Corridor and proposed construction of a six-story residential and commercial building on Telegraph Avenue.

The Berkeley Police Department met with a safe neighborhoods committee to discuss updates on mental health issues and other agenda items that were covered in previous committee meetings, as well as to address safety concerns and questions.

Almost a year and a half after its closing and demolition, the Safeway at the intersection of College and Claremont Avenues reopened on Friday with expanded departments and a public plaza.

Wozniak is in the process of cleaning out his office in City Hall. He presides over District 8, which covers the Clark Kerr Campus and the majority of the Elmwood neighborhood and consists largely of homeowner residents.

The expansion of a Safeway grocery store near the Berkeley and Oakland border has been halted once again due to a new round of negotiations between the company and community organizations.