An "exchange of gunfire" drew police to the Berkeley Marina on Thursday where they found casings and a man who had been pulled from the water with a "separate injury."
Police arrested three people earlier this week after a pair of auto burglaries at the Berkeley Marina and another auto burglary south of the UC Berkeley campus, authorities report.
The abandoned boat that drew the attention of waterfront visitors and graffiti artists could finally be cleaned up next week.
The people living in their RVs at the Marina are trying to survive. Many have full-time jobs. Their kids go to Berkeley schools. They need a place to regroup and live peacefully.
With a weeklong reprieve at Hs Lordships up, the RV community has relocated back to its initial spot at the Berkeley Marina.
Three officials, including the mayor, have called a rare special meeting Monday to try to stop the enforcement of laws that prohibit living in vehicles in the Hs Lordships lot.
A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, battery and domestic violence after driving a car, with a woman inside, into the San Francisco Bay.
The paddler was identified Sunday as 38-year-old Christopher Cheung of Walnut Creek.
The controversial preacher said he came to Berkeley because his staff urged him not to, saying progressives wouldn't listen to him. People did show up, but not in great numbers.
New "k-rails" installed by the city prevent large vehicles from continuing to park along Marina Boulevard.
The controversial preacher and Trump supporter is coming to Ground Zero of the American progressive movement with messages both religious and political.
The city will establish a new parking structure, a final attempt to address issues around overnight parking. RV dwellers say they have nowhere to go.
More than 20 people have been living in RVs parked along Marina Boulevard for months.
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