BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 22, 2023
Kala Bagai Way
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City Government
FEBRUARY 11, 2021
Berkeley City Council takes no action on Berkeley police chief no confidence vote
Berkeley City Council struck down a vote of no confidence in Berkeley Police Chief Andrew Greenwood, citing a lack of authority over city department heads.
City Government
FEBRUARY 11, 2021
Berkeley City Council takes no action on Berkeley police chief no confidence vote
Berkeley City Council struck down a vote of no confidence in Berkeley Police Chief Andrew Greenwood, citing a lack of authority over city department heads.
Commentary
OCTOBER 23, 2020
'The question of belonging': Curating the radical histories of South Asians in Berkeley
The Pacific Center for Human Growth, just off the corner of Telegraph Avenue and Derby Street, is quiet, hushed, closed. At its front, a pride flag flutters in phantom breezes. Barnali Ghosh tells me that this is where, if circumstances were normal, the Berkeley South Asian Radical History Walking Tour would begin.
Commentary
OCTOBER 23, 2020
'The question of belonging': Curating the radical histories of South Asians in Berkeley
The Pacific Center for Human Growth, just off the corner of Telegraph Avenue and Derby Street, is quiet, hushed, closed. At its front, a pride flag flutters in phantom breezes. Barnali Ghosh tells me that this is where, if circumstances were normal, the Berkeley South Asian Radical History Walking Tour would begin.
City
JULY 16, 2020
Berkeley City Council to vote on renaming street after early South Asian immigrant
Kala Bagai was one of the first South Asian women on the West Coast, moving to the Bay Area with her family in 1915 from present-day Pakistan, and now, a street in the heart of Berkeley will likely be named after her.
City
JULY 16, 2020
Berkeley City Council to vote on renaming street after early South Asian immigrant
Kala Bagai was one of the first South Asian women on the West Coast, moving to the Bay Area with her family in 1915 from present-day Pakistan, and now, a street in the heart of Berkeley will likely be named after her.
