BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 19, 2023
Catharine Baker
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UC
FEBRUARY 01, 2018
Questions swirl over whether UC President Janet Napolitano interfered in state audit
In November 2017, UC executives Seth Grossman and Bernie Jones resigned because of their interference in a state auditor's survey — but in a California State Assembly hearing Tuesday, lawmakers questioned former California Supreme Court justice Carlos R. Moreno, who led the investigation, regarding why UC President Janet Napolitano is not being held responsible.
UC
FEBRUARY 01, 2018
Questions swirl over whether UC President Janet Napolitano interfered in state audit
In November 2017, UC executives Seth Grossman and Bernie Jones resigned because of their interference in a state auditor's survey — but in a California State Assembly hearing Tuesday, lawmakers questioned former California Supreme Court justice Carlos R. Moreno, who led the investigation, regarding why UC President Janet Napolitano is not being held responsible.
Editorials
OCTOBER 20, 2017
New law aiming to restrict UC campuses from giving enrollment preference to out-of-state students misses the mark
Gov. Jerry Brown signed a toothless bill Saturday that aims to prohibit UC campuses from giving enrollment preference to out-of-state students, but amounts to little more than political grandstanding.
Editorials
OCTOBER 20, 2017
New law aiming to restrict UC campuses from giving enrollment preference to out-of-state students misses the mark
Gov. Jerry Brown signed a toothless bill Saturday that aims to prohibit UC campuses from giving enrollment preference to out-of-state students, but amounts to little more than political grandstanding.
State
OCTOBER 17, 2017
New California bill prohibits UC from giving preference to nonresident applicants
Gov. Jerry Brown approved Assembly Bill 1674 on Saturday, which will prohibit UC campuses from giving preference to nonresident applicants for admission over resident applicants.
State
OCTOBER 17, 2017
New California bill prohibits UC from giving preference to nonresident applicants
Gov. Jerry Brown approved Assembly Bill 1674 on Saturday, which will prohibit UC campuses from giving preference to nonresident applicants for admission over resident applicants.
City
SEPTEMBER 17, 2017
Alta Bates closure may be prevented with passing of bill through state assembly
The California State Assembly’s approval of Senate Bill 687 on Friday may prevent the closure of Berkeley’s only emergency room.
City
SEPTEMBER 17, 2017
Alta Bates closure may be prevented with passing of bill through state assembly
The California State Assembly’s approval of Senate Bill 687 on Friday may prevent the closure of Berkeley’s only emergency room.
UC
JUNE 02, 2017
University defunds regents' parties, dinners, reversing former policy
Since 2012, the University of California Office of the President has reimbursed the regents more than $225,000 for private dinner parties, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
UC
JUNE 02, 2017
University defunds regents' parties, dinners, reversing former policy
Since 2012, the University of California Office of the President has reimbursed the regents more than $225,000 for private dinner parties, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
UC
JUNE 29, 2016
UC spends $158,000 on publicity campaign after negative state audit report
After a report released by state auditors in March criticized the University of California for an admissions policy that allegedly disadvantaged in-state students, the university spent $158,000 in a publicity campaign to counter the claims, as first reported by the Sacramento Bee.
UC
JUNE 29, 2016
UC spends $158,000 on publicity campaign after negative state audit report
After a report released by state auditors in March criticized the University of California for an admissions policy that allegedly disadvantaged in-state students, the university spent $158,000 in a publicity campaign to counter the claims, as first reported by the Sacramento Bee.
City
FEBRUARY 25, 2015
California assemblymember proposes bill to end future BART strikes
A state legislator introduced a bill Monday that would ban BART workers from striking, provided they are on payroll and their expired contract includes a no-strike clause.
City
FEBRUARY 25, 2015
California assemblymember proposes bill to end future BART strikes
A state legislator introduced a bill Monday that would ban BART workers from striking, provided they are on payroll and their expired contract includes a no-strike clause.
