BERKELEY'S NEWS • FEBRUARY 02, 2023
Stephen Barton
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Election 2016
OCTOBER 31, 2016
Measure DD campaign finances significantly higher than opposition
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.
Election 2016
OCTOBER 31, 2016
Measure DD campaign finances significantly higher than opposition
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.
UC
JANUARY 24, 2016
Campus considers housing options for additional students entering next year
With the university preparing to take in 6,500 additional students next year and UC Berkeley itself expecting 750 new students, the campus is looking at options to house its share.
UC
JANUARY 24, 2016
Campus considers housing options for additional students entering next year
With the university preparing to take in 6,500 additional students next year and UC Berkeley itself expecting 750 new students, the campus is looking at options to house its share.
City
AUGUST 05, 2015
Squeezed out: The shrinking availability of Berkeley’s affordable housing
Berkeley is one of numerous cities in the Bay Area and the nation struggling to resolve a dearth of affordable housing.
City
AUGUST 05, 2015
Squeezed out: The shrinking availability of Berkeley’s affordable housing
Berkeley is one of numerous cities in the Bay Area and the nation struggling to resolve a dearth of affordable housing.
Housing News
MARCH 14, 2013
City struggles with vacancy decontrol
Rent control, a blessing for tenants and a curse for landlords, restricts apartment unit price increases for buildings built prior to the mid-1980s and has remained the subject of contentious debate for decades.
Housing News
MARCH 14, 2013
City struggles with vacancy decontrol
Rent control, a blessing for tenants and a curse for landlords, restricts apartment unit price increases for buildings built prior to the mid-1980s and has remained the subject of contentious debate for decades.
