Berkeley Unified denies press access to campus event
First Amendment lawyers say Berkeley Unified illegally denied journalists access to a school campus to cover a student protest Monday.
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Berkeley High students storm district office, speak frankly with superintendent
Superintendent Brent Stephens said the students have identified real structural issues with how the district handles sexual assault reports.
Kyle ‘Based Stickman’ Chapman takes felony plea deal in Berkeley weapons case
A man who became a conservative icon in 2017 for showing up armed at political rallies where antifascists and right-wing activists clashed has been found guilty of possession of a weapon at one of those rallies.
‘There’s a deadline on our existence’: Berkeley youth join global climate strike
Kids ramped up the pressure on politicians and corporations in the Bay Area and beyond Friday.
Berkeley residents don’t seem willing to give up their gym memberships at Equinox, SoulCycle to protest Trump
While many gym members don’t like the idea that a major investor in the fitness facilities threw a fundraiser for Trump, they said canceling their memberships might hurt those who work there.
‘Straight up, no ICE’: Berkeley holds rally to close migrant detention centers
Several hundred people came to Civic Center Park in downtown Berkeley to protest after reports of conditions in children’s facilities raised alarm.
‘Straight up, no ICE’: Berkeley holds rally to close migrant detention centers
Several hundred people came to Civic Center Park to protest after reports of conditions in children’s facilities raised alarm.
From garden to fenced-in lot to shots fired in Berkeley: People’s Park on May 15, 1969
One bystander was killed, one was permanently blinded, and many others were hurt when police forces used lethal buckshot to corral demonstrators in at the park, newly created on UC Berkeley land, 50 years ago today.
11 years of radical thought and action in Berkeley led to creation of People’s Park
Dozens of protests in support of civil rights, the student movement in France, the Black Panther movement and against the UC Regents set the stage for the creation of the Southside Berkeley park.
Berkeleyside’s Frances Dinkelspiel wins SPJ excellence award for longform story on Milo Yiannopoulos
‘One day, one night: The fuse that lit the Battles of Berkeley’ is a 12,000-word oral history crafted by Frances Dinkelspiel that tells a story through the voices of those who were there.
Photos: Berkeley turns out for ‘Protect Mueller’ rally
A few hundred people braved the smoky air to protest Thursday evening.
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.
