As an independent student newspaper and the paper of record for the city of Berkeley, the Daily Cal has been communicating important updates during this pandemic. Your support is essential to maintaining this coverage.
UC Berkeley’s Wurster Hall is now temporarily home to restaurateur Charles Phan’s Slanted Door pop-up, featuring cuisine from his award-winning restaurant.
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After already losing so many to the pandemic, we cannot afford to sit back and watch more landmark local businesses disappear from our city.
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Being able to experience connection and process loss through film, music, performance and other art forms is deeply powerful, yet often taken for granted.
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Making Telegraph Avenue car-free would improve the health, climate, community and economy of Berkeley’s most vibrant communities.
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Ambri Pukhraj, from The Cheese Board Collective talks to Ananya Mehrotra about how COVID-19 has impacted her team and their business.
On our daily walks, we at the Clog have noticed that the type of face mask a person chooses to wear can reveal some aspects of their personality.
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The Berkeley Floor Cafe is scheduled to open for business this week across the street from campus, adding a new dining option for both the campus and city of Berkeley communities.
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After a successful start at Stanford University, the car-sharing service Wheelz began operations at UC Berkeley Monday, with more plans to expand in the future. Like the popular car-share service Zipcar, which recently headed a $13.7 million investment into the new startup, Wheelz lets patrons pay to rent cars by
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The space formerly occupied by Adagia is now home to a new restaurant — one with the same management but a different approach that its owner hopes will allow it to succeed when the fine-dining establishment did not. Free House opened its doors Feb. 2 near the intersection of Bancroft
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After being reduced to rubble in November’s Haste Street fire, Raleigh’s Bar & Grill and Cafe Intermezzo are projected to reopen by May. A building application submitted to the city of Berkeley in late January by architect Kirk Peterson calls for the construction of “temporary tent and shipping container structures”
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