City of Berkeley

What seemed at times to be positioned like a victory lap looked also like a laundry list of outstanding issues that will impact the city for years to come following Arreguín’s departure.

Let’s embrace all that Berkeley offers: our wonderfully diverse population, countless resources and opportunities to gain perspectives and skills that will serve well after college.

Berkeley’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium expired Thursday, ending more than three years of eviction protections for tenants economically impacted by the pandemic. 

We are disappointed that Berkeley approved a surveillance program that goes against its values, ignores history and poses a threat to the civil rights and freedom of community members. 

This Independence Day, Berkeley is reminding residents that fireworks are illegal, and taking other precautions, such as road closures, to keep residents and the environment safe.

Loss of income and unsustainable housing costs are leaving many California residents on the streets, according to the California Statewide Study of People Experiencing Homelessness.

If you are a procrastinator like me and do not know where to begin, consider taking advantage of these various resources to find ways to get rid of unwanted items during your last few days in Berkeley. 

Yesterday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom appointed Claudette Biemeret as BART’s next inspector general, according to a press release from Newsom’s office. 

The City of Berkeley is looking to purchase University Inn and convert it into permanent supportive housing for high-needs and chronically houseless people. 

Severe storms in Berkeley have led to power outages and damage to trees and buildings around the city.