This 61-year-old truck serves up some of the East Bay’s thickest soft serve
Brown Cap isn’t your usual, “toodling” ice cream truck: Expect homemade chocolate sauce, affogatos and organic soft serve.
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Deidre McCalla, groundbreaking ’70s singer, returns to East Bay
McCalla will perform at Berkeley’s Back Room Sunday afternoon, celebrating the release of her first new album in two decades, ‘Endless Grace.’
Berkeley couple charged with human trafficking
Authorities say Chemon Parks, 23, coerced a woman into having sex for money, and was at times violent toward her, for more than six weeks.
These shuttered Berkeley bakeries found second acts with wholesale business
Vital Vittles and Brazilian Breads have closed their East Bay storefronts, but that doesn’t mean their baked goods are out of reach.
‘Goddess’ set to cast a spell on Berkeley 
Berkeley Rep’s new musical may be headed to Broadway next.
CITY
New city website limits access to vast archive of Berkeley records
The new city website been lauded for its design, but links to public records have been broken, frustrating council members and activists.
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‘Like one body’: Young musicians from 22 countries inspire at UC Berkeley’s Greek Theatre
Renowned conductor Gustavo Dudamel’s Encuentros Orchestra stopped by Berkeley for its final show of the year last Thursday.
The Berkeley Wire: 08.17.22
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Opinion
Opinion: AC Transit prioritizes wealthy commuters over South Berkeley
We approached AC Transit and asked them to at the very least restore the 80 along Ashby Avenue.
Opinion: Demand the impossible, defend People’s Park
That evening, they held a rally and as I listened to them speak I realized: They are the ones who will determine what is hopeless and what is not.
Opinion: Substitute teaching is a great gig that’s greatly needed in Berkeley
There were a lot of hoops to go through to become a substitute — and it was worth it.
Opinion: People’s Park conflict is a failure to communicate
The park has ongoing support from a diverse group of well-respected community members who are not extremists or young idealists.