Joann Moon

Students congregated around the entrance to Philosophy Hall, beating drums and watching a Filipino musical performance in protest of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, or APEC, Summit, on Wednesday.

BART has reported positive feedback from riders following updated safety measures, which include an increase in police presence in March. However, not all riders attribute feelings of safety to these changes.

U.S. presidential candidate Marianne Williamson spoke on campus Wednesday, discussing various topics including her proposed economic bill of rights and the Israel-Hamas war.

On Wednesday, Berkeley community leaders broke ground on a permanent housing project.

Ohlone Park opened two new playgrounds, one for children aged two to five and another for children aged five to twelve, said Scott Ferris, the director of Berkeley's parks, recreation and waterfront department.

BART implemented an updated schedule for passengers Monday as part of efforts to adapt to post-pandemic ridership.

Sure, it’s great to understand the process of government first-hand, but to actually be a part of it? It’s both a grueling and rewarding task.

The city of Berkeley announced a siren warning system flexible for various different disasters on its official site.

Members of the Berkeley Commission on Disability filed a lawsuit against the city of Berkeley for disability discrimination.