Latest: Check Hospital Capacity In Berkeley Area

See how the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has affected hospital capacity in Alameda County and across CA.

Berkeley Readies For National Night Out

The "38th Annual National Night Out" will be commemorated in neighborhoods throughout the city Aug. 3 from 5 to 9 p.m.

Berkeley Kicks Off Free Summer Movie Series

The movie series continues through Sept. 24 with six films presented at different locations.

New Berkeley Police Oversight Board To Hold Inaugural Meeting

The Police Accountability Board's first meeting will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. on Zoom.

Berkeley Festival Announces Art Awards

Jacquelyn Klinger and Stefan Voge took first place with their drawing of Medusa-like goddess entitled, "Light Within."

Berkeley’s 4th Of July Fireworks 2021 Canceled

Berkeley's Fourth of July events may be canceled, but there are several other ways you can celebrate Independence Day.

​Berkeley Pedestrian Safety Sting Ensnares 39

The Traffic Division conducted the enforcement operation Wednesday morning in the area of Sacramento and Virginia streets.

​Berkeley Moves Mass Vaccination Site To New Location

The city’s mass vaccination site was previously located at Golden Gate Fields, where nearly 100,000 shots were administered.

Assistance League Thrift Shop Claims Western Roundup.

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Pedestrian Safety Operation Planned In City Of Berkeley

'We recognize the need to protect the public by looking for violations made by drivers that make our roads unsafe.'

Celebrate 4th Of July Safely - Do Not Use Fireworks, Grizzly Peak Boulevard Will Be Closed To Non-Resident In City Of Berkeley

Help keep our community safe this 4th of July by avoiding any use of fireworks within the city, especially in the Berkeley hills.

Berkeley Residents Urged To Renew Parking Permits By Month’s End

Existing permits expire Wednesday.

Acclaimed Restaurateur Confirms Berkeley Opening

Dumpling Time will open its wildly popular “modern Cal-Asian” eatery in Berkeley first quarter of 2022, founder Kash Feng said.

Assistance League Thrift Shop: Silver Plate Sterling Silver Event

Look for the silver lining. i.e., the silver plate and sterling silver items lining the display shelves and cabinets.

Berkeley’s ‘Cookie Lady’ Ends 61-Week Run

Jane Alexiadis created a community event that lasted well over a year.

Strawberry Moon: How To See The June Full Moon In Berkeley

The Strawberry Moon is the last supermoon of 2021. It will be visible in Berkeley Thursday night and Friday before dawn.

4th Of July Fireworks 2021 Canceled In Berkeley

Berkeley's Fourth of July events may be canceled, but there are several other ways you can celebrate Independence Day.

Assistance League Thrift Shop’s “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” Campaign

Make “less is better” part of your “new normal.”

Cal Alum Andy Mannix Wins Pulitzer

The class of 2015 graduate was among nine with UC Berkeley ties honored by the Pulitzers

New Berkeley Eatery Goes Back To The Future: Report

Via del Corso officially opened Wednesday at the former location of Corso, a popular Italian eatery that shuttered in November.

Berkeley Residents Not So Eager To Ditch Masks: Report

Berkeley residents continued wearing facial coverings on the first day they weren't required to do so, The New York Times reports.

New Right-Wing Israeli PM Has Left-Wing Berkeley Ties

Naftali Bennett's parents, both UC Berkeley graduates, embraced the East Bay city's leftist leanings before moving to Israel.

Berkeley PD Backs Pride Month

The city's police department announced it is commemorating June as Pride Month.

Berkeley Police Step Up Civic Center Park Patrols

The announcement of an expanded police presence comes after two people were found dead in the area Sunday, police said.

Berkeley Hate Crime Probed

A suspect arrested on suspicion of making criminal threats and disparaging comments toward people of Mexican descent, police said.

Berkeley Holds Virtual ‘Green’ Tours

The city is showcasing 12 East Bay homes during two virtual tours this month.

Two Men Found Dead In Berkeley

The men were found dead in different parts of Civic Center Park in downtown Berkeley.

Assistance League Thrift Shop Celebrates “Vintage”

Take advantage of this “something for everybody” event!

Berkeley Holds Chocolate & Chalk Festival With Modifications

The theme for this year’s event is “Art Sparks Joy.”

Berkeley Police Department Supports LGBTQ Pride Month

All employees, sworn and professional staff, may again optionally wear a Pride lapel pin, either on their uniform, or their plainclothes.

Cal Grad Jeff Suzuki Leads Curriculum Reform In Home Town

The ex-Fisher Middle School academic standout helped start the Los Gatos Anti-Racism Coalition, and the group has emerged as a force.

Assistance League Way Side Inn Thrift Shop Basks in “Hawaiiana”

Save “nui” dollars while buying Island fashions BEFORE takeoff!

Berkeley Pushes For Toxic Tobacco Litter Cleanup

“This environmental toll of tobacco waste often goes unrecognized,” city officials said in a statement.

Bay Area Residents Spot 'UFO Clouds': Here's What They Are

Some odd-looking clouds hung over the Bay Area, but weather officials assure they were nothing from out of this world.

Berkeley Mayor Commemorates Anniversary of George Floyd’s Death

Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín called for systemic police reform and reaffirmed Berkeley's commitment to reforming its policing practices.

How to Get an 1% Interest Rate on Your Home Repair Loan

Renew Alameda is making home repairs affordable for homeowners across Alameda County. See how it works and if you qualify!

Berkeley Readies To Reopen Libraries For Indoor Services

The Berkeley Public Library announced on its Facebook page last week that the North, West and Central branches will be the first to open.

Berkeley Takes Public’s Pulse On Future Of Policing

The survey is part of the city’s larger effort to create a public safety paradigm that redirects some funding to violence prevention.

Berkeley Opens Vaccines To 12-Plus Age Group

The city is operating two vaccine sites this week. One is in Berkeley and the other in Albany.

UC Berkeley: As COVID Surges, Indians Grapple With Desperation, Grief — And Fury

The message resonates in the Berkeley community, which has deep connections to India and the Indian American community.

Travel Like A Local: Submit Your Town For Our 2018 Travel Guide

Whether you've got the best brewery around or a music festival that rivals Coachella, tell us why your town should be a destination in 2018.