BART train kills person in Berkeley
A person was hit and killed by a BART train Wednesday in Berkeley, officials said.
Arrest made in Berkeley shelter killing
Berkeley police arrested a suspect Monday, less than 24 hours after he allegedly shot and killed a man at a homeless shelter in West Berkeley.
Woman identifies son as victim killed in Berkeley shelter shooting
Berkeley police on Monday continued to investigate a deadly shooting at a homeless shelter.
Deadly shooting at Berkeley homeless shelter
Berkeley police are currently investigating a shooting at a homeless shelter that left one person dead on Sunday evening
Kamala Harris' historic nomination shines light on Bay Area roots
Vice-President Kamala Harris's historic nomination to become the Democratic Party presidential nominee is also shining a light on her roots in the Bay Area.
Some Bay Area 16-and-17-year-olds will be eligible to vote in November
On Election Day, 16-and-17-year-olds from these Bay Area cities will be able to cast ballots as part of a first-of-its-kind effort in California to give young people a voice in their education.
Getty heir selling Greco-Roman 'Temple of Wings' villa for $5M
A home nestled in the Berkeley hills dubbed the "Temple of Wings" and owned by the Getty family has hit the housing market, carrying a price tag of $5 million.
Berkeley shooting: 1 man dead, police investigating
Berkeley police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened on Friday.
Cal, Stanford record-breaking wins at Paris Olympics, surpassed medal counts of many countries
Stanford and Cal set records at the Paris Olympics, collectively winning more medals than most countries.
Reports of shots fired at UC Berkeley Clark Kerr campus track prompts lockdown
Students were alerted that there were reports of shots being fired at UC Berkeley's Clark Kerr Campus track Thursday morning, according to the university's warning system.
Oldest living Rosie the Riveter celebrates 109th birthday
An East Bay family is celebrating their matriarch’s 109th birthday. They say she’s the oldest living Rosie the Riveter, having worked at the Richmond Shipyards during World War II.
Berkeley small business donated uniforms to Ukrainian Olympians
A small business out of Berkeley designing gymnastics uniforms is going out of its way to show support for Ukrainian Olympians by donating uniforms.
Feds charge man with firebombing UC Berkeley police car
U.S. attorneys charged a 34-year-old East Bay man for allegedly lighting Molotov cocktails under a police car in Berkeley.
3-alarm fire destroys large Berkeley warehouse
A three-alarm fire destroyed a large Berkeley building early Wednesday morning, including a full roof collapse.
Bay Area swim instructor pleads not guilty to sexual assault
Berkeley police say a Bay Area swim teacher, who was arrested, sexually assaulted several young boys. Now, investigators say there could be more victims who have not come forward.
Nearly half of Berkeley restaurants went without food inspections last year
Berkeley is known as a dining destination, but almost half of all food facilities in the city went without food and safety inspections by the city's Environmental Health Division last year, an auditor's report revealed Wednesday.
Berkeley jewelry store robbed of at least $500K in goods
Another Bay Area jewelry store was hit by smash-and-grab robbers — this time in Berkeley.
Teen loses fingers in Berkeley July 4 fireworks mishap: neighbors
The neighbor said that one of the boys in Berkeley picked up a firework that hadn’t exploded even though his friend warned him to put the firework down before it blew up in his hand.



















