Sue Britson launched the Step One School on Spruce Street in 1981 as a place for young Berkeley kids to learn through play. Now generations of families are saying goodbye.
The flyers have been tied to a fringe white supremacist group. Similar flyers have been distributed across the Bay Area.
Andrea Scharff’s Art & Lit Gallery, opened in April 2021, rotates its selection every few weeks, showing miniature photographs, hand drawings, a Frida Kahlo exhibit and more.
Incumbent Susan Wengraf and challenger Richard Illgen both have decades of experience, but differ on the best approaches to address Berkeley’s challenges.
Meet your District 6 City Council candidates in Berkeley’s November 2020 election: Richard Illgen and Susan Wengraf.
Meet Richard Illgen, one of two District 6 City Council candidates in Berkeley’s November 2020 election.
A federal judge reduced the sentence because there was insufficient proof Amer Alhaggagi intended to harm the U.S. government.
Critics say the move won’t make the Berkeley Hills safer during a wildfire, but will block new housing from wealthy neighborhoods.
A driver struck 90-year-old Jacque Ensign as she walked on Marin Avenue near her North Berkeley home earlier this month.
The crashes took place Thursday and Friday just one block apart.
The pedestrian was crossing at Marin and Euclid avenues when the driver, who was coming down the hill, struck her in the crosswalk, police said.
With sediment building up, the future of the Tilden Park lake is now being decided.
Homeowners outside the hills could get quick approval for accessory dwelling units up to 20 feet tall under new regulations.
New state laws require swift approval for many ADU projects. Should those rules be more strict in areas facing wildfire risk?
The robbers jumped into a getaway car and left, but a police officer on patrol spotted them before they could escape.
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