Weekend election update: Kesarwani declares victory in Berkeley’s District 1
Alameda County updates the ballot count daily, but very little is changing at this point.
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Friday election update: Little change in Berkeley votes
Although more votes remain to be counted, it is increasingly likely that the leads established on Election Day will hold.
Photos: Berkeley turns out for ‘Protect Mueller’ rally
A few hundred people braved the smoky air to protest Thursday evening.
No big changes with latest Berkeley ballot tallies; many more to count
The standings haven’t changed in two City Council races in Berkeley that may still be too early to call, according to new results posted Thursday evening by the Alameda County registrar of voters.
Berkeley wants input on Pacific Steel Casting plant’s future
The land is zoned for manufacturing and the city wants to hear ideas about how to convert it from heavy industrial use. That will also make it easier to sell.
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White nationalist group came to Berkeley in 2017 with intent to cause violence, documents contend
Members of Rise Above Movement trained in military-like tactics before coming to Berkeley. They later bragged on social media about hitting people and stealing Yvette Felarca’s banner.
Poll shows AD15 candidate Beckles with 4% lead over Wicks; many still undecided
With less than a week before election day, a single poll shows the candidate who has served eight years in public office narrowly ahead of a campaign consultant in her first race.
The 4 measures on your Berkeley ballot
Berkeley voters will get a say on city housing, homelessness and infrastructure on Nov. 6.
Are you ready for Election 2018? These resources will help you prepare
With one week to Election Day, Berkeleyside is gearing up for live coverage of all the issues on the Berkeley ballot. Review our 2018 Election hub to get informed before you vote.
Jovanka Beckles, running for AD15, sees herself as the champion of the people in Berkeley and the East Bay
Beckles was buoyed on Monday by an endorsement from Sen. Bernie Sanders. The Richmond councilwoman has staked out positions on the left of the Democratic spectrum.
