SF Chronicle

Gerald “Jerry” Lubenow, a former director of publications for the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies, died July 21 at the age of 80.

Pizza restaurant Western Pacific opened in Downtown Berkeley at 2286 Shattuck Ave. on Thursday — the restaurant’s co-owner, Oakland chef Charlie Hallowell, was accused of sexual harassment by more than 30 employees over the past year.

A former Santa Rita Jail inmate filed a lawsuit Monday alleging that the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office and four former deputies had repeatedly assaulted him with feces and urine and broke his arm.

UC President Janet Napolitano appeared before a joint oversight committee Tuesday to respond to a critical state audit released early last week. The California state audit included a series of allegations made against the UC Office of the President — allegations which Napolitano largely denied.

Evidence from a rape kit for the sexual assault of two Berkeley teens went untouched for six years before it was finally tested in 2014.

Here, The Daily Californian hopes to provide some context for the enrollment plan and outline some other topics that will be discussed at the board meeting this week.

The former hamburger and hot dog restaurant — located at the intersection of Hearst and Shattuck avenues, near North Berkeley’s Gourmet Ghetto — announced its intent to close in May but did not officially close until October.

On Saturday, Gov. Jerry Brown rejected a line-item measure to supply additional funds for UC and CSU deferred maintenance. This measure was supported by UC President Janet Napolitano, student groups and university workers unions.