Karen Vo

The Alameda County Transportation Commission, or Alameda CTC, announced March 25 that Measure B, a sales tax, is set to end Thursday.

A study done by the Othering and Belonging Institute, or OBI, and VietRISE revealed prevailing beliefs among nonpartisan Vietnamese residents in Orange County on topics related to generational cohesion, economic inequality and the role of the United States government.

Beginning March 7, vaccinated residents and guests of residential halls will no longer be required to wear face coverings.

Japanese-fusion restaurant Sizzling Lunch celebrated the grand opening of its Berkeley location Feb. 18 on Telegraph Avenue.

The city of Berkeley is in the process of redrawing their district boundaries to reflect the shifts and changes of the city population from the past 10 years.

Make UC a Good Neighbor, People’s Park Historic District Advocacy Group and People’s Park Council filed a petition against UC Berkeley and the City of Berkeley, alleging that both parties failed to hold a public comment session for negotiations about city development plans.

Love is in the air, and as Valentine’s Day approaches, campus organizations and local businesses are selling sweet treats and trinkets for community members to gift their loved ones.

The Berkeley Police Accountability Board met Wednesday evening to open an investigation into a recent death under the jurisdiction of the Berkeley Police Department, or BPD, a fight at Berkeley High School, policy concerns and to elect a new chair and vice chair.

On its first day of January meetings, the UC Board of Regents heard public comment, approved items regarding UCSF, reviewed the performances and ratings of the three UC national laboratories and approved a proposal to fund the Southern California pilot program.

Community-led campaign Saving Anna Head School is raising awareness of the dilapidated state of Anna Head School and calling on campus administrators to provide funds to help preserve it.