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They had been dating for a little more than a year when their separation began. Outside of their sporadic meet-ups, they would talk on FaceTime almost every night. But their nightly calls soon became dull.

As part of the annual Art of the African Diaspora exhibit, North Berkeley Wealth Management in partnership with the Richmond Art Center, brings in local artists of African descent to “build a community of artists and art lovers.” 

A new restaurant on University Ave. opened on Saturday, providing Berkeley foodies with items not typically found in the Bay Area: the chopped cheese and smash burgers.

From blues to soul and R&B, Jackie Gage and Kevin Goldberg shared the impact of Black musicians in music history throughout the century at their Feb. 7 performance at UC Berkeley's Martin Luther King Jr. Building.

Holding eye contact with someone often provides reassurance that we are seen. But as someone who manifests a version of myself based on that look in the eyes of those I love, I’m terrified I’ll blink and miss what they see in me.

Tenants in the cities of Berkeley and Oakland have struggled to afford housing as a result of high-security deposits that present a high initial barrier to renting. 

Yogananda Pittman, who currently serves as the assistant chief of the U.S. Capitol Police, was selected as the new UCPD chief to succeed retiring UCPD Chief Margo Bennett.

Though “Disenchanted” seeks to rekindle the magic of its precursor, it falls short on almost every front.

Berkeley Playhouse’s production of “In the Heights” taps into a joy unique to community theater, making for a fitting homage to its heart-filled neighborhood subject.