All the East Bay restaurants that closed in November
Restaurants of note that closed in Berkeley, Oakland and beyond for October 2022.
UC reaches tentative agreements with postdocs, academic researchers
Two unions representing grad student workers and academic student employees are still in negotiations.
The most giftable sweet treats in the East Bay
A guide to confectioners and bakeries in Berkeley, Oakland and beyond with the puffiest macaron boxes, the sweetest chocolates, and the prettiest candied fruits to give this holiday season.
Remembering Larry Miller, literature professor, children’s book author, veteran
Miller, 90, moved to Berkeley in 2004 and loved smelling the roses in the Rose Garden, visiting museums, reading and talking Giants history.
Cyclist seriously injured in Northwest Berkeley crash
Caltrans installed a crossing signal earlier this year at the intersection where the crash happened, but hasn’t activated it.
East Bay bar and restaurant merch to give this holiday season
The best t-shirts, hoodies, tote bags and more from bars and restaurants in Berkeley, Oakland and beyond.
Magic stage sets, tombstone humor lend irreverent touch to Berkeley Rep’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ adaptation
British director Emma Rice’s production is ingenious, though the dancing, prancing and antics alter the story’s overall feel.
Pharmacy closures leave East Bay customers frustrated
While CVS, Walgreens and Rite Aid refocus on online delivery, the store shutdowns and limited hours have directly affected customers in Berkeley, Oakland and Emeryville.
Move to decriminalize LSD in Berkeley under discussion
While other cities have softened restrictions on psychedelics, Berkeley would be the first to decriminalize the synthetic hallucinogen.
Missing Link Bicycle Co-Op, a Berkeley institution, is closing up shop
The shop began as an ‘experiment in cooperative ownership’ and has since taught a generation of Berkeleyans how to fix their bikes.
‘Tenant-first’ slate maintains Berkeley rent board majority in election
Stefan Elgstrand was the only candidate elected to the board who didn’t run with the slate.
Berkeley memoir ‘Bearded Lady’ tells a complex story of self-actualization
In her new book, Allison Landa comes to terms with congenital adrenal hyperplasia (a rare condition causing hirsutism and infertility) and a pair of heavily opinionated parents.
Our favorite Thanksgiving dishes and traditions
Here’s how Nosh and the Nosh-adjacent are celebrating Thanksgiving this year.
The Berkeley Wire
News about Berkeley from around the web.
Some low-wage workers will get more rights under new Berkeley law
The ordinance requires certain businesses to give employees two weeks’ notice of their work schedules, and extra pay for changes.
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