The item Cheryl Davila introduced in July keeps getting postponed, undermining the city's promise of a robust community engagement process around reimagining policing.
The Dorothy Day House in Berkeley has been helping feed, house, and employ people who are homeless for 30 years.
It has 3 strikes against it: its continuance of racing in March in spite of the shelter in place, its failure to implement protective protocols and this outbreak of COVID-19.
When it comes to solving our climate and housing crises, we believe that Terry Taplin is the most inspiring, grounded, and action-oriented candidate running for Berkeley City
The death has deeply wounded the community and its leaders insist that young men in Berkeley cease their lethal conflicts immediately.
Jovanka Beckles has a proven track record of progressive success as an elected official, and is the only candidate with ideas bold enough for the current moment.
He has a record of close to 40 years of making parks, creating recreational opportunities, saving wildlife and protecting habitatÂ
It brings a commitment to tenants' rights while the opposing slate is united by a single trait: a personal financial investment in undermining tenant protections
Some of his priorities will be to mitigate Berkeley's fire risk, accelerate evacuation planning and emergency preparedness
Elizabeth Echols, unlike her opponent, has not limited access to fire trails, argued with dog owners over new dog parks, and never opposed new sports fields or kayak launch sites
Requiring Uber and Lyft to make their drivers full-time employees will lead to a reduction in the availability of rideshares
She helped bring 100% renewable electricity to every home and business and wrote first-in-the-world legislation to end the use of throw-away foodware
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