UC Berkeley students told to self-sequester amid latest COVID outbreak
The University sent notices to all 2,800 students living on campus telling them they must "self-sequester," similar to a self-quarantine.
UC Berkeley issues warning advisory after surge in COVID-19 cases
The University of California at Berkeley on Sunday morning issued an advisory confirming a surge in student COVID-19 cases, including students who live in campus housing.
Berkeley mayor encourages residents to fly the American flag
In the wake of the violence at the U.S. Capitol earlier this month, the mayor of Berkeley is now asking businesses and residents to fly the American flag.
Golden Gate Fields: Horse dies training on rain-soaked track
A 3-year-old racehorse died at Golden Gate Fields while training on a rain-soaked track Thursday morning.
Berkeley wants to do away with parking minimums for more housing
In an unusual move, Berkeley wants to cap the number of parking spaces at new buildings around the city.
Kamala Harris' buddy reminisces about bussing to school in Berkeley
Carole Porter has known Kamala Harris since the early '70s when they were neighbors and were bussed to the same school as part of the district’s effort to integrated campus across the city.
UC Berkeley to administer vaccines to certain staff, students, faculty
The university says it hopes to administer vaccines to staff, students, and faculty who work at campus health care, lab, and pharmacy sites in the next two weeks.
Man injured, arrested after Berkeley robbery that led to officer-involved shooting
A man was arrested following a store robbery that led to an officer-involved shooting Saturday evening in Berkeley.
Berkeley elementary school renamed after city's first Black public school educator
The school board voted in early December to rename Jefferson Elementary School after Ruth Acty, the first Black teacher in the Berkeley Unified School District.
2-year-old horse dies at Golden Gate Fields
A 2-year-old thoroughbred named Love Wins died at Golden Gate Fields Saturday, bringing to 26 the number of horses to have died at the track so far this year.
More athletes describe years of mistreatment by Cal soccer coach
Nearly two dozen current and former Cal women's soccer players have contacted KTVU to share disturbing accounts of verbal abuse, bullying, and mistreatment by their long-time coach. Their stories stretch back more than a decade and they all say they were brushed off when they complained.
Sports Basement CFO was one of 5 bike riders killed in Las Vegas crash
Bay-Area based Sports Basement is mourning the loss of its chief financial officer. Tom Trauger is one of five bicyclists killed in a tragic crash in Las Vegas.
Berkeley launches campaign to encourage support of small businesses
Mayor Jesse Arreguin says small businesses are the lifeline to the local economy.
UC Berkeley police locate couple missing since Thanksgiving
Fernando Torales-Acosta and Boyue Shen told family they planned to go on a hike on Thursday and would call when they returned.
Stanford takes back Axe trophy, beats Cal 24-23 in Big Game
Stanford cradled the actual axe trophy that was now theirs again.
