Video: Top tips for living with coyotes
Coyotes are naturally timid but when they venture into urban settings they can worry local residents. Experts share insights on the dog-like wild animal.
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Ash from Yolo County fire dusts East Bay, prompting officials to warn of health risks
Ash from a wildfire is creating hazy skies and a dusting of ash on cars, decks, and yards. Air quality officials advise that people stay indoors and shut their windows.
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Fooding, hiking, drinking and renting with the dog: Some East Bay options
Oakland is the East Bay's top dog haven, according to experts, but the whole area has lots to offer for our canine friends.
10 international authors bringing the world to Berkeley this weekend
[Sponsored] The Bay Area Book Festival put together this cross-section of international authors you can see for yourself this weekend in downtown Berkeley.
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.
Mountain lion seen at UC Berkeley’s Clark Kerr Campus
A mountain lion ventured onto UC Berkeley's Clark Kerr Campus early Monday morning, authorities report.
Video: The stewards of Berkeley’s pathways and steps celebrate 20 years
The Berkeley Path Wanderers take care of, promote and celebrate the city's 136 public paths and staircases.
‘Birds of Berkeley’ is a playful, illustrated guide to our avian neighbors
The new Heyday book, by Berkeley native Oliver James, is part field guide, part coffee-table topper and part political call to action.
Opinion: Reducing fuel loads is the cheapest, quickest and best defense against Berkeley’s next firestorm
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.
In Berkeley: The People’s Park (1968) before People’s Park (1969)
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.
Yes, that is hail in Berkeley!
After weeks of blue skies and warm temperature, a cold front moved into the Bay Area, bringing rain and hail.
Peregrine falcons are coupling up again atop UC Berkeley’s Campanile
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.
