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Less than 24 hours after Arreguin swore in as mayor, city officials disbanded a homeless encampment without his prior knowledge. Arreguin was surprised and upset.
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With the general election less than two weeks away, Measure DD’s campaign has now acquired more than $577,000 in total monetary contributions for the calendar year, while the opposing Measure U1’s campaign has raised about $71,000.
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Amid the housing crisis affecting the Bay Area, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill into law Tuesday which seeks to protect tenants from being placed on unlawful detainer registries.
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The study found that, on average, home prices are about 13 times greater than annual incomes in Berkeley and about 14 times greater in San Francisco.
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The Berkeley Rental Housing Coalition, or BRHC, and the city settled a lawsuit Tuesday, agreeing to modify misleading ballot language from a city-sponsored measure that would increase the business license taxes for certain landlords.
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The month after 11 Berkeley property owners began raising funds for a political action committee and legal defense fund, Mayor Tom Bates drew criticism after a video from December came to public attention showing him encouraging the move.
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A group of Berkeley property owners is seeking at least $500,000 annually to fund a coalition for landlord rights.
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A month into summer break, those staying in Berkeley for the summer can still find scores of sublet listings on Craigslist and Airbnb.
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An increasing number of residents are being priced out of city limits as rental rates continue to rise in Berkeley. Berkeley has the 10th-highest income inequality in the country, according to a ranking of 300 cities with more than 100,000 people in the United States by Bloomberg. According to FiveThirtyEight,
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Unlike the city’s school board and City Council elections this year, all candidates who are running for Berkeley’s Rent Stabilization Board are guaranteed a position.
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