Berkeley cyclist, 24, dies after crash
The 24-year-old cyclist who was struck by a driver in North Berkeley one week ago has died at Highland Hospital, authorities report.
Archives June 2019
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Drunk driver who ran red light, hit UC Berkeley student in crosswalk, sentenced
A Southern California man who was drunk when he ran a red light, striking a UC Berkeley student as she jogged through a crosswalk near campus one year ago, has been sentenced to one year in jail.
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Berkeley parking permits go online, but there may be hitches
The new system will allow Berkeleyans to purchase and renew permits, as well as pay fines instantly via the internet.
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Unresponsive man pulled from San Francisco Bay, pronounced dead
A man found floating in the Berkeley Marina on Friday morning was pronounced dead at Alta Bates Summit Medical Center, authorities report.Â
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The East Bay restaurants that opened and closed in June
Twenty new restaurants opened across the East Bay, including Porque No? Tacos, 4505 Burgers & BBQ and Ohgane Alameda; 11 spots shuttered.
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‘If I can tune up my car, I can take pictures.’ Photographer Cathy Cade on the quiet joys of womanhood
Cathy Cade first witnessed the power of photography during the civil rights movement, as black-and-white portraits of oppression and resistance blazed across the nation.
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The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley, weekend of June 27-30
Running the gamut this weekend, from a drag show on BART Plaza to an urban mindfulness retreat on the campus to a How-To Festival at the South branch library.
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Shades of the rainbow: East Bay gay bars evolve, stay relevant with the queer community
On the eve of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, three Oakland bar owners and workers discuss the role gay bars and nightclubs play today.
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They sing the body Electric (Squeezebox, that is)
There is almost too much to choose from on June 30. Electric Squeezebox Orchestra, the saxophonist David Murray and the percussionist Kahil El’Zabar, and Endangered Blood are all playing.
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East Bay fire agencies call for public self-defense: ‘It’s not if a fire occurs, but when’
After the most destructive year for wildfires in California history, local agencies urged residents to take simple preventative measures.
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There will be bread: Tartine Bakery to open cafĂ© at Berkeley’s Graduate hotel
This will be the San Francisco cult bakery’s first East Bay location. It will be open for breakfast and lunch.
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Berkeley residents have enjoyed city’s 3 family camps for almost 100 years
Mara Melandry’s book, ‘Our Paradise: Berkeley’s Fabulous Family Camps,’ tells the history of the city’s three camps.
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Bites: Camino owners to open Kebabery in Berkeley; Foodieland Night Market
Catch up on the latest East Bay food news and events.
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Berkeley animal shelter fills up as canine influenza spreads throughout Oakland shelters
Since the shelter is full, this would be an excellent — and helpful — time to adopt or foster a dog.
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Big Screen Berkeley: ‘Diamantino’
This satirical comedy about one of the world’s best soccer players is odd, yet entertaining.
