The pedestrian, identified Thursday as Roderick Nared, 67, "died shortly after the collision," according to police and the ...

The pub first opened on February 14, 2017, and will host its final trivia night on July 16 and a final comedy show on July 19 ...

The closure follows months of complaints from neighbors and businesses, a contentious town hall and a federal lawsuit.

They say they want to take on a more hands-on role operating the half-century-old market. The nonprofit that last month terminated its lease with BART amid financial struggles is working with vendors ...

Plans for an 18-story apartment and 24,000 square feet of live performance space in downtown Berkeley have been scrapped.

Other events include a guided North Berkeley walking tour and a creative workshop led by sculptor Kirk McCarthy.

What started as an online debate is now a nationwide festival — and Oakland is hosting the next stop in this culinary showdown.

The law sunsets a loan program for graduate students and makes short-term workforce training eligible for Pell Grants.

Stark racial and geographic disparities in mental health, toxic exposures and life expectancy are among the findings of a new ...

Vanessa Arredondo covers education and general-assignment stories for Berkeleyside as a 2024-2026 California Local News Fellow. A Chicana journalist born to a family of hard-working Mexican immigrants ...

Daniel Ekonde is a summer 2025 reporting intern at Berkeleyside. A student at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, Daniel has covered international issues for Al Jazeera, CNN, and Quartz and ...

Pamela Turntine served as Berkeleyside’s Editor-in-Chief for three and a half years. Credit: Amir Aziz Berkeleyside has said goodbye to Editor-in-Chief Pamela Turntine who, when she joined the ...