Contracting with Flock is incredibly risky for the safety and security of Berkeley’s residents and completely goes against ...

Dr. Dale Rorabaugh, of Sebastopol, passed away on Aug. 27, leaving behind a legacy of innovation, service and dedication to the advancement of eye care and medical technology. Born Dec. 5, 1943 in ...

The federal agents gave police a courtesy call to say they were coming to Berkeley for a “resident application,” but haven’t said where or with whom, or what action they took. City officials have ...

The decision, the insurer said in a statement, “is based on the latest scientific evidence and clinical guidance from our physician experts and many other sources, including leading medical societies.

An estimated 200 people rallied in El Sobrante Friday to call for the release of Harjit Kaur a grandmother from Hercules who is being detained by ICE. The two youths (left) consider Kaur their ...

Police agencies had investigated 11 shootings for the year, one of which left a suspect hospitalized, as of Sept. 13, 2025. The most recent three shootings were spaced four days apart, on Sept. 4, 7 ...

An anticipated beer garden opening in Alameda, a fresh cocktail bar in Uptown Oakland, and new cafes, sushi spots and more made the unofficial end of summer a flavorful one.

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Other events include an architecture talk, the Berkeley Old-Time Music Convention and a screening of “This is Not a Climate Film,” a documentary produced by UC Berkeley journalism students.

City and university police have investigated 11 instances of gunfire this year, one with injuries. It’s about half as many as from this time in 2024.

The City Council voted unanimously to codify Berkeley’s long-standing sanctuary policies into an ordinance, despite stepped-up scrutiny from Washington.