BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 19, 2023
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Volleyball
SEPTEMBER 13, 2023
Cal looks to keep winning streak at Wolf Pack Invitational
After taking the crown at the Bobcat Classic in Texas last weekend — where the Bears swept the court with Southeastern Louisiana, Texas State and Abilene Christian — they are feeling more confident than ever to take on their two remaining preseason match-ups, Montana State and Nevada.
Volleyball
SEPTEMBER 13, 2023
Cal looks to keep winning streak at Wolf Pack Invitational
After taking the crown at the Bobcat Classic in Texas last weekend — where the Bears swept the court with Southeastern Louisiana, Texas State and Abilene Christian — they are feeling more confident than ever to take on their two remaining preseason match-ups, Montana State and Nevada.
Ships on a Wine Dark Sea
APRIL 27, 2023
Meraki: For the labors of my love
My meraki tried to trickle out, endearingly disobedient, forming beads of sweat in place of stories and saltwater tears where poetry begged to be.
Ships on a Wine Dark Sea
APRIL 27, 2023
Meraki: For the labors of my love
My meraki tried to trickle out, endearingly disobedient, forming beads of sweat in place of stories and saltwater tears where poetry begged to be.
Obituary
MARCH 14, 2023
Michael Delacour, People’s Park pioneer, dies at age 85
Michael Delacour, co-founder of People’s Park, died Thursday at the age of 85.
Obituary
MARCH 14, 2023
Michael Delacour, People’s Park pioneer, dies at age 85
Michael Delacour, co-founder of People’s Park, died Thursday at the age of 85.
UC
JANUARY 21, 2022
UC Board of Regents discusses faculty wages, sustainability
UC Berkeley faculty and staff reported dissatisfaction with wages at the UC Board of Regents meeting Thursday amid debate for salary increases for chancellors and COVID-19 administrative leaves.
UC
JANUARY 21, 2022
UC Board of Regents discusses faculty wages, sustainability
UC Berkeley faculty and staff reported dissatisfaction with wages at the UC Board of Regents meeting Thursday amid debate for salary increases for chancellors and COVID-19 administrative leaves.
Local Businesses
OCTOBER 18, 2021
Tying the knot: Zoning certificate approved for Squabisch pretzel bakery in Berkeley
Uli Elser, owner and founder of Squabisch pretzel bakery, is one step closer to his dream of taking German bakery to a storefront in Berkeley.
Local Businesses
OCTOBER 18, 2021
Tying the knot: Zoning certificate approved for Squabisch pretzel bakery in Berkeley
Uli Elser, owner and founder of Squabisch pretzel bakery, is one step closer to his dream of taking German bakery to a storefront in Berkeley.
City
NOVEMBER 02, 2017
Underground water main breaks, causes flooding along Dwight Way
An underground water main broke near Dwight Way and caused flooding in the nearby streets early Thursday morning.
City
NOVEMBER 02, 2017
Underground water main breaks, causes flooding along Dwight Way
An underground water main broke near Dwight Way and caused flooding in the nearby streets early Thursday morning.
Notes from the Field
AUGUST 15, 2017
Berkeley Police officers opt for new bulletproof vest carriers to ease back pain
As of Thursday, Berkeley Police patrol officers have the option to buy new externally worn ballistic carriers designed to improve comfort and increase career longevity.
Notes from the Field
AUGUST 15, 2017
Berkeley Police officers opt for new bulletproof vest carriers to ease back pain
As of Thursday, Berkeley Police patrol officers have the option to buy new externally worn ballistic carriers designed to improve comfort and increase career longevity.
City
AUGUST 06, 2017
Local Berkeley establishments targeted by animal rights activists
After weeks of protests by animal rights activist group Direct Action Everywhere, or DXE, since April, The Local Butcher Shop on Shattuck Avenue ceded to demands of DXE protesters, namely by posting a sign on the business's window reading, “Attention: Animals’ lives are their right. Killing them is violent and unjust, no matter how it’s done.”
City
AUGUST 06, 2017
Local Berkeley establishments targeted by animal rights activists
After weeks of protests by animal rights activist group Direct Action Everywhere, or DXE, since April, The Local Butcher Shop on Shattuck Avenue ceded to demands of DXE protesters, namely by posting a sign on the business's window reading, “Attention: Animals’ lives are their right. Killing them is violent and unjust, no matter how it’s done.”
Campus
APRIL 27, 2017
Fire breaks out in Unit 3, contained by officials
A single alarm fire broke out Thursday night on the eighth floor of the Ida Sproul Building in Unit 3 and was called into UCPD at 10:18 p.m.
Campus
APRIL 27, 2017
Fire breaks out in Unit 3, contained by officials
A single alarm fire broke out Thursday night on the eighth floor of the Ida Sproul Building in Unit 3 and was called into UCPD at 10:18 p.m.
City
JUNE 12, 2016
BART announces $3.5 billion plan to improve transit system
The BART Board of Directors voted unanimously Thursday to approve a $3.5 billion bond measure to improve infrastructure and relieve crowding at stations.
City
JUNE 12, 2016
BART announces $3.5 billion plan to improve transit system
The BART Board of Directors voted unanimously Thursday to approve a $3.5 billion bond measure to improve infrastructure and relieve crowding at stations.
