Goel comes from a background of public health roles in city, county and federal health departments.
November 17, 2023
Posted inCrime & Safety
A hit-and-run driver nearly killed her son on Halloween. Now this Berkeley mother is demanding safer streets
Many Berkeley residents want traffic calming on their streets, but changes are slow as the city struggles with vacancies in its transportation office.
Posted inCommunity
Cityside makes key hires with an eye on growth and sustainability
New team members in development, people operations and sponsorship, and the creation of a new community journalism position, are designed to ensure the nonprofit news organization is best positioned to thrive.
Posted inNosh Features
Coffee roasting is bad for the environment. This Oakland company is trying a bold new way
Working with Berkeley’s Bellwether and the California Energy Commission, Heirloom Coffee Roasters has unveiled an electric roasting operation and is working with regenerative organic coffee farms.
Posted inArts
Don Cherry’s last band reunites in Berkeley for first time since jazz great died 3 decades ago
The trio of musicians who toured the world and recorded on Cherry’s final album, 1990’s ‘Multikulti,’ are celebrating him with a Sunday show at the Back Room.
