How will Berkeley budget cuts affect Berkeley Fire? The worst impacts have been staved off for now, but CERT and the city's new Street Trauma Prevention program are still at risk.
Did Newsom’s $3.8 billion hotels-to-housing program pay off? CalMatters filed 100 records requests to find out
Berkeley extends Flock camera contract; drones postponed Council put off giving drones and fixed cameras to police but said officers can use Flock license plate readers for another year.
When construction shuts down sidewalks, we all lose: Op-ed "When sidewalks and bike lanes disappear, everyone who is not in a car is forced into unsafe situations," says Erik Knaresboro in today's guest essay.
Berkeley robbery probe nets unrelated armed suspect The investigation began Saturday shortly before 3 p.m. when a group of people robbed a pedestrian at gunpoint near Strawberry Creek Park.
UC Berkeley police arrest woman tied to multiple crimes UCPD arrested her at a construction site in April but two men with her got away, police said, after they brandished a gun at a runner on a fire trail.
Ricardo Ruiz case: Judge delays mental health diversion ruling Ruiz has petitioned the court for mental health diversion, which could result in a three-month residential program in lieu of trial.
Phong Tran case appears to totter as trial nears In recent weeks, the Alameda County district attorney's office said it would drop three of the four remaining charges. Now, that's on hold.