The Berkeley Wire: 11.16.18
News about Berkeley from around the web.
Archives November 16, 2018
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No findings of Berkeley police misconduct in 2017, new PRC report says
The Police Review Commission sustained no findings of misconduct across 22 complaints against Berkeley police officers in 2017, according to the latest report from the PRC.
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The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley, weekend of Nov. 16-18
Lots of events have been canceled because of air quality, but there are still opportunities for those who want to venture from their homes.
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Berkeley inspired first-of-its-kind United Against Hate Week
A week of events across the Bay Area, organized by Oakland-based nonprofit Not in Our Town, grew out of Berkeley’s 2017 ‘Berkeley Stands United Against Hate’ poster campaign.
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Post Office marks 70 years of music recording in Berkeley with special postmark
The Post Office has issued a postmark to celebrate Berkeley’s rich history of music recording, including at Fantasy Studios, and will hold a celebration downtown Saturday.
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Rush on masks; UC Berkeley a ghost town; Big Game rescheduled
More events around town have been canceled, people are driving to Tahoe and elsewhere in search of clean air, and there is a rush on air masks.
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After 37 years, owners of Sugata in Albany will retire
Owners Koichi and Kazue Endo have run the business for 37 years; they plan to retire in December, passing on the business to a new owner.
