Although the pandemic has brought many cultural events to a grinding halt, the arts in Berkeley are not kaput. The city is moving forward with plans for new public art. Here's what to look forward to in coming months.
Find out why these braised beef and cheese tacos are one of the trendiest dishes in the Bay Area.
A labor of love, ‘CREEM’ is an entertaining tribute to an irreverent (and sometimes rather rude) magazine. ‘A Thousand Cuts’ is a much more sombre affair while ‘Sunless Shadows’ is worthwhile.
There will be eight Berkeley measures on the Nov. 3 ballot. Here’s what to expect.
A snapshot of key COVID-19 statistics, updated every weekday.
These kids are delivering good news and fostering community in the “DelCalMcGee” neighborhood just when people need it most.
Students are choosing to live at home or withdraw for the semester. Some are still deciding. Of those who stay enrolled, only 3,200 will be able to stay in on-campus housing.
The city of Berkeley has been sharing public health news and recommendations about COVID-19 on its website. Berkeleyside is reprinting some of these items with permission.
BUSD is continually updating its plans, but the five new schedules offer a broad view of the upcoming school year.
Postal workers said that only two of their colleagues got the virus but they may have exposed others, leading some to self-quarantine. A driver in Oakland has died of COVID-19.
When complete, Karina Epperlein’s mural on the double doors of her garage, will feature up to 100 names, as well as identifying details, of people who have been victims of police brutality nationwide.
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