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South Berkeley residents and city officials gathered Saturday morning for the opening of an exhibit on the city’s plans for the future of the historic Adeline Street Corridor.
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South Berkeley residents are mobilizing around a city project to revitalize their neighborhood, which some worry could spell displacement and proliferate patterns of gentrification seen across the Bay Area.
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A local food producer recalled food it supplies to stores such as Trader Joes, Walgreens and Whole Foods after an E.coli outbreak sickened 26 people in three western U.S. states.
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Two BART employees were killed on a section of track between the Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill stations at about 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Funding for construction of the first building at the joint UC Berkeley and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNL) satellite campus in Richmond has faced setbacks due to federal budget cuts known as sequestration.
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With punchy guitar riffs and a vocalist who has the energetic monotone of Cake but with a bit more actual singing involved, Walnut Creek alternative rock band Mister Loveless sway listeners with both catchy melodies and soft lyrics. Now residing in Oakland, the four-piece band have been steadily growing in
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s second campus may not find its home in Albany after a recent City Council meeting where community members raised concerns about the lack of information surrounding the project.
