Police respond to downtown BART for witness report of person with gun
Police briefly detained a man on the platform and three trains did not stop at the station during the investigation.
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Update: Victim of assault found Southside on Tuesday is now stable
The man was found on the steps of 2425 Channing Way at Telegraph.
The slated removal of I-80 bridge sculptures proves to be polarizing issue
There are more pressing issues in our community, but something about the decision to remove the city's most expensive piece of public art got Berkeleyside readers riled up.
Update: Candle left burning in tent caused fire at West Berkeley encampment
A fire that is believed to have started in a homeless encampment was quickly extinguished by first-responders Monday afternoon.
Mountain lion sighted above UC Berkeley campus
The mountain lion sighting occurred on July 17 at 9 a.m. on the Upper Fire Trail near Skyline Ridge.
PG&E helicopter slated to continue work in East Bay Hills this week
That helicopter over the weekend? It was scanning for trees that could fall on power lines. Expect more aerial activity this week.
Berkeley Fire responds to fire at Northbrae residence
The fire started in a shed behind a home in a residential neighborhood near the North Berkeley Library.
Berkeley Fire responds to fire at Northbrae residence
The fire started in a shed behind a home in a residential neighborhood near the North Berkeley Library.
It’s official: Cal falcon chicks have flown the nest … and webcam watchers are bereft
After months of being glued to every move made by a family of peregrine falcons on the UC Berkeley campus, the two chicks that hatched in April have fledged.
UC Berkeley student robbed on campus by pair with knife, police report
Police say two people with a knife tried to rob a Berkeley man on Ellsworth Street. An armed pair also took a backpack and laptop from a UC Berkeley student on campus Wednesday night. Police say they may be related.
2-alarm fire on Hearst Ave.
A two-alarm fire on Hearst Avenue displaced 12 people from a northwest Berkeley home on the morning of Saturday May 11, 2019.
Real Estate Wrap: 84 apartments break ground in Berkeley; 385 open at MacArthur; 1,031 proposed for West Oakland
Catch up on new housing in the East Bay. Also: price drops at the high end in Berkeley.
Berkeley Unified confirms appointment of Brent Stephens as new superintendent
Stephens was the longtime chief academic officer for San Francisco Unified, leading a $70 million division and overseeing curriculum and instruction there.
Comal to open second restaurant on Grand Avenue in Oakland
Building on its success in downtown Berkeley, the California-Oaxacan restaurant will open a new outpost in the former Barlago space.
Summer Kitchen to change hands: A story of persistence, fried chicken and Steve Kerr
The 10-year-old "gourmet take-out" spot that has a loyal local and celebrity customer base will be in the hands of new owners in June, although they hope you won't notice any difference.
3 new Berkeley homes at center of a NIMBY vs YIMBY battle come to market
1310 Haskell St. was the subject of a protracted battle and became the poster child for the Nimby vs Yimby debate. Now the first of three newly built homes on the lot has listed for $1.3 million.
