Volunteer group breathes new life into a neglected local hill trail
Thanks to a group of volunteers who stepped up to take care of this hillside trail, many walkers are now enjoying the benefits of hiking it.
The Berkeley Path Wanderers take care of, promote and celebrate the city's 136 public paths and staircases.
The new Heyday book, by Berkeley native Oliver James, is part field guide, part coffee-table topper and part political call to action.
Undergrounding utilities in Berkeley would provide some safety benefits and aesthetic upgrades. But it’s the equivalent of doing a kitchen remodel before replacing the leaky roof.
Everybody knows about the People's Park created in 1969, when thousands of students, activists, and neighbors worked to establish the place. Few know about an earlier park.
After weeks of blue skies and warm temperature, a cold front moved into the Bay Area, bringing rain and hail.
Two adult peregrines who have been living high above Cal for two years look like they are about to mate again. Last year the campus was riveted by the birth of two chicks.
Viewers on the West Coast got a spectacular show from 4:51 a.m. to 6:05 a.m where the supermoon and blue moon turned orange as it slipped behind the sun during a lunar eclipse.
UCPD says a UC Berkeley employee was walking on the pathway between Bowles Lot and Foothill Lot on Tuesday at 5 p.m. when she spotted a mountain lion cub.
With more local sightings, we quizzed coyote expert Camilla Fox who believes if we can shift the way we view and treat coyotes, we can shift the way we view and treat all wildlife.
Over 320 people signed up for the 77th annual Oakland Christmas Bird Count which uncovered some species in Berkeley that are rare in the Bay Area.
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