Cream vs. Dream: Telegraph Ave. ice cream face-off

The owners of Cream ice cream shop on Telegraph have asked Berkeley officials to block a proposal for an ice cream take-out ...

BHS Ultimate team are state champs, rank 13th in nation

The Berkeley High School Ultimate Frisbee team were crowned State Champions this past weekend after competing in the California State Championship tournament in …

Berkeley Police arrest 4 after auto burglary report

Police arrested four Berkeley men, including three probationers, after receiving a report early Sunday morning that several people were trying to break …

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Police arrest alleged auto thief near Berkeley school

Tuesday afternoon, police arrested a man and recovered a stolen vehicle in North Berkeley, and the activity left many parents wanting to …

Golden Gate Fields: Energy, emotions and lots of stories

Kaia Diringer has worked as Berkeleyside's photo intern for the past four months. One of her last assignments, which she chose herself, was to …

Shop Talk: The ins and outs of Berkeley businesses

WHAT'S IN A NAME? A sign declaring "Berserkeley" announces Gilman District, being developed just south of Gilman on 10th, adjacent to the …

Edible Schoolyard grad puts hemp burgers on map

Will Gaudet Jr. came through the Alice Waters backed Edible Schoolyard and now he's determined to turn people on to hemp burgers.

Blooming beautiful: Berkeley in the spring

Robert Trachtenberg, a landscape designer who lives in Berkeley, is the owner of Garden Architecture. This photo essay is part of an …

The Berkeley Wire: 05.20.13

Fog in trees. Phot- Pete Rosos

Berkeleyside Police Blotter: Crime in Berkeley, May 9-15

This is a partial list of recent crimes in Berkeley, compiled by Berkeleyside, and based on reports to the Berkeley Police Department unless otherwise …

Cal plows again, after weekend occupation

For the third time in less than a week, Cal staff plowed up crops planted in Albany by a group of activists ...

Landlord-backed group fined for campaign violations

The Fair Campaign Practices Commission on Thursday levied its second heaviest fine in 20 years on a landlord-backed group that spent more …

Op-Ed: False alarms take up valuable Berkeley police time

More than 6,000 police dispatches are made annually to homes and business when sensors are tripped sending signals to alarm monitoring companies who …

On a spring weekend in Berkeley, a city full of happenings

This past weekend in Berkeley was action packed and the weather more than cooperated for the many al fresco activities. At the …

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Eucalyptus trees in Claremont Canyon will be cut down to make room for native species and reduce fire risk if FEMA funding is approved. Photo: Tracey Taylor