People's Park

The First District Court of Appeal granted a stay order Friday that temporarily halts all construction at People's Park, as first reported by Berkeleyside.

Now is the time to move from the park being a volatile point of controversy to developing a feasible plan of action based on cooperation between the University of California and the people of the city that hosts its flagship campus.

The school must take accountability and work to guarantee the residents it is removing from the park are protected and have longer-term housing solutions.

Berkeley’s People’s Park has been entered into the National Register of Historic Places for its association with student protests and countercultural activity in the 1960s.

A fire broke out in People's Park on Tuesday morning after a tent and its surrounding area were set aflame, as first reported by Berkeleyside.

Berkeley City Council discussed affordable housing, student mentorship and biking safety at its regular meeting Tuesday.

The eight rent-controlled units that once encompassed 1921 Walnut St. are now little more than a barren construction site.

Amid an intense elections season, the ASUC Senate discussed budgets, personal projects and financial aid at its regular Wednesday meeting.

This plan, though grand in its promise, may not sufficiently address the long-term needs of Berkeley’s houseless community.

An interview with TreaH Cleaves became more than just an article on the unhoused populations of Berkeley after I stopped and listened.