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It is ironic that Berkeley has ample space for life science businesses and other R&D projects. For decades, Berkeley was known as the city that could incubate businesses, which then had to leave for ...

Stacked shipping containers begin to surround People’s Park in Berkeley, Calif. on Thursday, Jan. 4, 2024. Police officers in riot gear removed activists and crews put in shipping containers to wall ...

Parent Yossi Fendel, pictured in his home in Berkeley, Calif., sued Berkeley Unified with the Deborah Project over access to Israel-Palestine curriculum. Credit: Aaron Levy-Wolins, J. The Jewish News ...

Where downtown once buzzed with construction workers building hundreds of new apartments, today there is not a single housing project under construction in the city’s core. “The busiest block in the ...

Transit activists Mingwei Samuel and Darrell Owens spent their New Year’s Eve building and installing several benches across Berkeley and Oakland, including this one, located next to a bus stop at the ...

Alum’s Advice: Split the pita chips and hummus with a friend. Or don’t; they’re frighteningly addictive. Fava; 2114 Vine St.; open Tuesday through Saturday 11 a.m to 3 p.m., closed Sundays and Mondays ...

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The Housing Trust Fund is the money the city uses to build and support affordable housing projects in Berkeley. The money can be leveraged 4-to-1 to seek outside funding. Money generally comes into ...

Tuesday’s Berkeley City Council meeting was disrupted by “Zoom bombers” who spewed antisemitic rhetoric and racial slurs during a public comment period. Several Bay Area jurisdictions have been ...

Cesar Chavez Park sits directly on top of a former city dump. Since the 1980s, a flare station at the park’s eastern edge has turned methane-filled landfill gas into less harmful carbon dioxide.