BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 22, 2023
City Attorney Zach Cowan
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City
AUGUST 01, 2017
Zach Cowan retires as Berkeley city attorney, succeeded by Farimah Brown
Zach Cowan retired from his city attorney position Friday after nearly 24 years of service with the city of Berkeley. He will be succeeded by Farimah Brown, a municipal attorney who has worked for various cities of the East Bay.
City
AUGUST 01, 2017
Zach Cowan retires as Berkeley city attorney, succeeded by Farimah Brown
Zach Cowan retired from his city attorney position Friday after nearly 24 years of service with the city of Berkeley. He will be succeeded by Farimah Brown, a municipal attorney who has worked for various cities of the East Bay.
ASUC
SEPTEMBER 24, 2015
City representatives speak to ASUC Senate about proposed group living space ordinance
At Wednesday’s ASUC Senate meeting, representatives from the city of Berkeley presented a proposed city ordinance aimed at imposing additional regulations for “mini-dorms” and group living accommodations.
ASUC
SEPTEMBER 24, 2015
City representatives speak to ASUC Senate about proposed group living space ordinance
At Wednesday’s ASUC Senate meeting, representatives from the city of Berkeley presented a proposed city ordinance aimed at imposing additional regulations for “mini-dorms” and group living accommodations.
City
OCTOBER 29, 2014
Berkeley Post Office under sales contract with unnamed buyer
The United States Postal Service and the city of Berkeley are in the process of potentially selling the Berkeley Post Office, located on 2000 Allston Way.
City
OCTOBER 29, 2014
Berkeley Post Office under sales contract with unnamed buyer
The United States Postal Service and the city of Berkeley are in the process of potentially selling the Berkeley Post Office, located on 2000 Allston Way.
City
FEBRUARY 18, 2014
Fund provides $87,000 for historic restoration projects in South and West Berkeley
The National Trust for Historic Preservation announced last week that they are bestowing a total of $87,000 intended to fund preservation, maintenance and restoration projects for historic properties in South and West Berkeley, the resulting settlement of a 2010 lawsuit filed against the city.
City
FEBRUARY 18, 2014
Fund provides $87,000 for historic restoration projects in South and West Berkeley
The National Trust for Historic Preservation announced last week that they are bestowing a total of $87,000 intended to fund preservation, maintenance and restoration projects for historic properties in South and West Berkeley, the resulting settlement of a 2010 lawsuit filed against the city.
