UCPD investigating pair of thefts near Berkeley campus
A robbery occurred near Cal's Clark Kerr Campus, and a burglary occurred at the university's Unit 1 residence hall office.
Popular Berkeley bagel shop opening first LA location
The Bay Area business opened its first store in 2019 on College Avenue in Berkeley.
Dennis Richmond's legacy lives on through community work
Dennis Richmond made a lasting impact on the community through his work with Ala Costa Centers, a Berkeley-based nonprofit supporting individuals with developmental disabilities. He often emceed their annual fundraising galas, where his presence and support helped raise vital funds.
4 injured in Berkeley house fire
Four people were injured on Monday in a Berkeley house fire, firefighters said.
Woman dies after becoming trapped under car in Berkeley
A woman died in a vehicle-versus-pedestrian collision in Berkeley Sunday afternoon after being trapped under a vehicle, police said.
6-car crash in Berkeley temporarily shuts down lanes on I-80: CHP
Some lanes were temporarily blocked by a multi-car crash on Interstate 80 in Berkeley as Sunday afternoon, officials said.
Triple stabbing following car theft leaves 1 dead: Berkeley police
Berkeley police are asking the public to avoid a certain part of Berkeley due to police activity.
Thieves pry open ATM, burglarize Berkeley gas station
Berkeley police are investigating a burglary caught on camera Saturday night.
Berkeley homeowners get amnesty for unpermitted dwelling units through 2028
If you are a Berkeley homeowner with questions about that backyard shed you rent to college kids, now is the time to legalize it without penalty fees. Beginning this year, and running through Dec. 31, 2028, the city of Berkeley has opened an amnesty program to improve housing safety.
Strong winds whip through Bay Area, spark fire in Malibu
Whipping winds raced through California late Monday night, causing trees to fall and fires to ignite throughout the state.
Berkeley seeks feedback on tsunami warning and evacuation order
Many are still talking about Thursday's large earthquake in Northern California and subsequent tsunami warning in the Bay Area. Now the city of Berkeley wants feedback on its evacuation order.
Woman struck and killed by Amtrak train in Berkeley
Amtrak service was delayed on Friday when a woman was struck by a train and killed in Berkeley.
Adena Ishii takes victory as first woman of color to be Berkeley's mayor
The Berkeley mayor-elect took the victory by about 1,000 votes in ranked choice voting and secured the highest number of first choice picks.
Sophie Hahn concedes to Adena Ishii in close Berkeley mayoral race
Berkeley mayoral candidate Sophie Hahn on Wednesday night conceded defeat to Adena Ishii in a close race that still hasn't been fully counted.
University of California healthcare workers go on statewide strike
Two unions are striking at University of California campuses this week.
Berkeley mayoral race down to 382 votes
The race for Berkeley mayor is getting tighter and tighter as ballots are counted.
Measure GG: Berkeley's battle between economy and environment
Measure GG proposes a tax on natural gas use on bigger buildings, but some business owners believe it’s too expensive and could force them to close.
East Bay mail thefts worry voters ahead of Election Day
The trend of East Bay postal service robberies and burglaries has not slowed in recent years, and the mail thefts in Berkeley have community members worried about the security of their mail-in-ballots.
These Bay Area resorts were named among America's “most haunted hotels"
Just in time for the season of spooky ghosts and phantoms, a new list is out identifying America’s “most haunted hotels," and two historic Bay Area resorts are among those receiving the eerie distinction.