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The city made a splash with its decision to fund Berkeley’s West Campus Pool, located on the corner of Browning and Addison streets, allowing it to be open daily year-round starting in October.
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Two large eucalyptus trees within half a mile of one another came crashing down in North Berkeley on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, destroying one truck, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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A new Best Western Plus location is slated to open in North Berkeley at the intersection of University Avenue and Sacramento Street this May, and will provide more space for visitors in the city, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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A commercial burglary was reported at a North Berkeley Chevron gas station early Friday morning, according to a Nixle alert released by Berkeley Police Department on Monday afternoon.
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Three robberies were reported in Berkeley in the past week, including one in South Berkeley, one in North Berkeley and one in West Berkeley, according to a Nixle alert released by Berkeley Police Department on Monday afternoon.
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Nefeli Caffe has closed its doors after providing coffee, Greek food and soft jazz to North Berkeley for more than 20 years.
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BART, in partnership with Bay Area communities, will address the region’s housing crisis by using its parking lots to build housing at 27 of its stations, including the North Berkeley station, as a result of AB 2923, which was signed into law September 2018.
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Though not a formally trained artist by trade, Olivier has been collecting trash on the shores of the East Bay — beaches extending from the Bay Bridge to the Richmond–San Rafael Bridge — on his walks with his dogs and constructing these huge, multimaterial sculptures for years.
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At the Weekender, we’re unveiling some of these “hidden gems” in our own community — from anachronistic architecture to repurposed art and undiscovered forms of intelligence — that speak to the unique cumulation of creativity that characterizes so much of Berkeley and its history.
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It is 11:30 a.m., and Tara Huang, manager of Ijo Izakaya, is getting ready for the lunch crowd. As she wipes tables, a light scent of soy wafts from the kitchen, and the sun from the open front door glints off the sake bottles lining the hardwood bar.
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