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The city of Berkeley has started distributing official legal notices to members of the homeless population who keep their belongings on the street in violation of municipal code.
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Berkeley City Council will consider a proposal at its regular Tuesday meeting to open negotiations with BART to remove a fence that currently surrounds the Here There sculpture on Adeline Street.
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A fence with spiked edges has been built around the Here There sculpture on Adeline Street in order to keep people away from the nearby BART tracks, but some homeless activists see the fence as an attack on the homeless community that previously inhabited the space.
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Winter is here, but the city of Berkeley is still unprepared to shelter its large homeless population.
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For the upcoming winter, the city currently has about 150 year-round beds for almost 1,000 homeless individuals on the streets of Berkeley.
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We may think that the U.S. Constitution provides us with inalienable rights and equal protection under the law. But the truth, as Judge William Alsup made clear Tuesday in a hearing about evicting homeless people from the otherwise-unused land BART owns in South Berkeley known as “Here There,” is that
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U.S. District Court Judge William Alsup ruled Tuesday morning that BART will be allowed to evict the “Here There” homeless encampment in South Berkeley, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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