Moni Law Archives — Berkeleyside

Police will document force better, seek body cameras (again) after settlement

By Emilie RagusoFeb. 1520173:18 p.m.Feb. 16

BPD has agreed to document force during demonstrations and protests in more detail, and pledged to continue to work on getting body cameras for officers as part of a settlement reached this week.

Berkeley honors community activists, artists and students at its ‘Outstanding Women of the Year’ ceremony

By Guest contributorOct. 2120167 a.m.Sept. 15

$20K a month for Berkeley house? Skyrocketing rental prices draw crowd to housing affordability ‘teach-in’

By Kathleen CostanzaNov. 24201511:30 a.m.Sept. 15

Recent stories

‘Unconstitutional police attacks’ in December Berkeley protests spur civil rights lawsuit

By Lance KnobelNov. 2320151:21 p.m.Feb. 15

14 consider lawsuit against city of Berkeley after protests

By Emilie RagusoAug. 1120154:35 p.m.Jan. 5

Berkeley council says affordable housing, union labor should be priority community benefits

By Frances DinkelspielMay 7201512:21 p.m.Sept. 29

Legal battles over Berkeley’s main Post Office continue

By Seung Y. LeeFeb. 2320155:10 p.m.July 25

Berkeley town hall examines race, police relations

By Frances DinkelspielJan. 1820151:11 p.m.Jan. 5

Police Review Commission asks for suspension of tear gas

By Frances DinkelspielDec. 1220143:30 p.m.Jan. 5

Is the tech boom putting pressure on Berkeley rents?

By Natalie OrensteinJuly 3201410 a.m.March 24