BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 19, 2023
Kristen Lee
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City
APRIL 22, 2019
Berkeley enforces sidewalk ordinance in 'Here There' encampment
After more than two years of existence, the “Here There” encampment, described by Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín as a “well-run intentional community,” now faces the enforcement of regulations that place restrictions on residents’ use of sidewalk space.
City
APRIL 22, 2019
Berkeley enforces sidewalk ordinance in 'Here There' encampment
After more than two years of existence, the “Here There” encampment, described by Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín as a “well-run intentional community,” now faces the enforcement of regulations that place restrictions on residents’ use of sidewalk space.
Campus
OCTOBER 04, 2018
Women’s honor society awards grant to UC Berkeley astronomy professor
Prytanean Alumnae Inc. awarded campus assistant professor of astronomy Jessica Lu its 2018 Faculty Enrichment Award and a financial grant of $25,000 Wednesday.
Campus
OCTOBER 04, 2018
Women’s honor society awards grant to UC Berkeley astronomy professor
Prytanean Alumnae Inc. awarded campus assistant professor of astronomy Jessica Lu its 2018 Faculty Enrichment Award and a financial grant of $25,000 Wednesday.
City
JANUARY 30, 2017
Alameda County homeless count to have significant impacts on federal funding
Tuesday morning at 5 a.m., more than 200 homeless guides and 500 volunteers will join a nationwide count and set off to estimate the number of homeless individuals living outside in Alameda County.
City
JANUARY 30, 2017
Alameda County homeless count to have significant impacts on federal funding
Tuesday morning at 5 a.m., more than 200 homeless guides and 500 volunteers will join a nationwide count and set off to estimate the number of homeless individuals living outside in Alameda County.
City
MARCH 30, 2016
Former Human Welfare commissioner restored to position after contentious dismissal
At its regular meeting Tuesday, Berkeley City Council approved in a contentious 6-4 vote the reappointment of Cheryl Davila to the city Human Welfare and Community Action Commission as an elected representative of the poor.
City
MARCH 30, 2016
Former Human Welfare commissioner restored to position after contentious dismissal
At its regular meeting Tuesday, Berkeley City Council approved in a contentious 6-4 vote the reappointment of Cheryl Davila to the city Human Welfare and Community Action Commission as an elected representative of the poor.
Campus
MARCH 01, 2015
Women’s field hockey team gets long-awaited temporary facility after protest
The women’s field hockey team will be able to practice starting Monday at a temporary facility, the Hearst La Loma Tennis Courts, while their new permanent home, Underhill Field, is readied for the start of this upcoming season, according to a statement released Friday by Cal Athletics.
Campus
MARCH 01, 2015
Women’s field hockey team gets long-awaited temporary facility after protest
The women’s field hockey team will be able to practice starting Monday at a temporary facility, the Hearst La Loma Tennis Courts, while their new permanent home, Underhill Field, is readied for the start of this upcoming season, according to a statement released Friday by Cal Athletics.
City
NOVEMBER 16, 2014
City commissions hear citizen concerns about low-income housing
The Homeless Commission, Housing Advisory Commission, Children, Youth and Recreation Commission and Human Welfare and Community Action Commission addressed ways the city has implemented federal funds for affordable housing and listened to Berkeley residents’ concerns.
City
NOVEMBER 16, 2014
City commissions hear citizen concerns about low-income housing
The Homeless Commission, Housing Advisory Commission, Children, Youth and Recreation Commission and Human Welfare and Community Action Commission addressed ways the city has implemented federal funds for affordable housing and listened to Berkeley residents’ concerns.
