Thousands lose power in Berkeley
Thousands of people have lost power in Berkeley on Thursday night, according to preliminary information from PG&E.
Archives – April 6, 2017
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Woman charged after $100,000 embezzlement from Berkeley contractor
A Richmond woman is facing felony charges after authorities say she embezzled more than $100,000 from the West Berkeley home renovation firm where she worked.
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Ciao Adesso, hello Italian Homemade Co., Sláinte — plus more food news
Adesso on Piedmont Avenue will close after 8 years; but there are exciting food and drink openings to report too.
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In new memoir, Elizabeth Farnsworth takes ‘a train through time’
The former chief correspondent of PBS’ NewsHour, has written a memoir that weaves a child’s imaginative adventures with vivid memories from her war reporting.
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Opinion: Let’s extend the progress of Berkeley’s fur ban to all animals
Berkeley has banned the sale of fur. Now it must continue to work until all animals are protected from harm.
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Major homelessness plan gets first vote of confidence from Berkeley City Council
The Pathways Project includes short-term measures — including two new living facilities — and a long-term plan for ending homelessness in Berkeley.
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Work of major artist comes to UC Berkeley with largest ever monetary gift
Thanks to a $10.1M gift from Taube Philanthropies, the public will have access to the most significant collection of works by Polish Jewish artist Arthur Szyk.
