Dwight Way

Two months after UC Berkeley student Seth Smith was fatally wounded by gunfire, Berkeley police detectives arrested a suspect Thursday on suspicion of murder, as first reported by Berkeleyside.

After a temporary closure in March, Berkeley resident and Nuttin’ Butter Cookies owner Whitney Singletary began serving her community from her home kitchen.

A petition demanding justice for UC Berkeley junior Seth Smith, who was fatally wounded by gunfire June 15, has received 2,930 signatures as of press time.

Seth Smith, a 19-year-old UC Berkeley student, was fatally wounded by gunfire Monday night, and police are looking for the suspect or suspects who committed the crime.

Berkeley Police Department responded to reports that a person had been shot Saturday night, according to BPD spokesperson Officer Byron White.

Berkeley police responded to a report of a gunshot around 3:40 p.m. Monday by Dwight Way and Seventh Street. As of press time, police are at the scene investigating.

An attempted robbery occurred on the evening of Feb. 24 on Dwight Way, according to a Berkeley Police Department Nixle Alert.

In a way, I started to feel more connected to the world around me — the world that I tried to take myself out of through music.

A car chase early Thursday evening ended in a collision with four vehicles at a signal light on Piedmont Avenue and Dwight Way.

The City of Berkeley and the Telegraph Business Improvement District are currently working to implement all aspects of the Telegraph Public Realm Plan, or TPRP, which includes making improvements to Dwight Triangle.