Residents of a Berkeley neighborhood bring music and love to a dying neighbor
MUSICAL FAREWELL: Tears, love and music flowed from the backyard of a Berkeley home, where dozens of residents gathered last month to serenade and honor a dying neighbor.
Suspect arrested in Berkeley double stabbing
A man accused of stabbing two people last week in Berkeley was arrested Tuesday, authorities said.
Shelter in place lifted as Berkeley police look for double stabbing suspect
Berkeley police are looking for a man suspected of stabbing two people near El Camino Real and Oakridge Steps, at the end of Oak Ridge Road, Friday evening.
Berkeley police release video from fatal shooting by officer
Newly released footage shows the fatal shooting by Berkeley police of an SUV driver who had allegedly sped towards cops while trying to flee in November.
Berkeley to consider ceasefire resolutions over mayor's objections
A Berkeley city council member is introducing a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza after weeks of public comment and pressure.
Alco DA 'reverses course' after some journalists barred from briefings
The Alameda County District Attorney's Office on Saturday reversed course after excluding some journalists from a media briefing this week.
No joke — Berkeley comedian's stand-up career skyrockets
Chris Riggins, who was born and raised in Berkeley, is headlining a show on Wednesday night at the Punchline Comedy Club in San Francisco.
17th racehorse dies at Golden Gate Fields in Berkeley this year
A 3-year-old filly that died at Golden Gate Fields on Sunday is the track's 17th racehorse death reported this year by the state horse racing board.
Berkeley business owners uplift each other during Small Business Saturday
The holiday shopping season has officially begun. Black Friday is followed by Small Business Saturday. It's the 14th year of the event, a day when customers are encouraged to spend their money at local small businesses.
Berkeley half marathon sees thousands of racers
Thousands of racers made their mark in the East Bay Sunday morning for the Berkeley half-marathon.
Bay Area triathletes without bikes as shipping companies battle in court
A lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County on November 8th, claims Tribike owes Horizon nearly $320,000 for 13 unpaid shipments.
United Against Hate Week faces increasing challenges from groups around the world
As the many nations gather here to discuss improving the world's economic outlook, the specter of hate here and worldwide is a big part of life even in this advanced age. Some people are waging war against hate.
Berkeley Police Association seeking volunteers, donations for annual Turkey Drive
A decades-long tradition in Berkeley is continuing again this year, but the organizers need help.
Berkeley's 'Sweet Dreams' closing after more than 50 years
The classic candy store, which also sells trinkets and clothing, at the corner of College Avenue and Russell Street, first opened in 1971.
Berkeley police shoot and kill 1 person, 2 arrested
Berkeley police fatally shot one person Monday morning and arrested two others as they were responding to a car burglary in progress, a department spokesperson said.
Baby hospitalized after being exposed to methamphetamine: Berkeley police
A baby exposed to methamphetamine has been in an intensive care unit for days, according to the Berkeley Police Department.
Body cam video released from deadly shooting in Berkeley auto dealership
The Berkeley Police Department released body cam video from a deadly shooting police shooting at a car dealership that started with a man killing his son's mother who worked in the business.
7-year-old boy struck by hit-and-run driver in Berkeley on Halloween
A 7-year-old boy was struck by a hit-and-run driver while trick-or-treating in Berkeley on Halloween, police said.
Berkeley police search for victim who was picked up and licked by man
Berkeley police asked for the public's help in finding a victim who was assaulted by a man a few weeks ago near campus.
Former Berkeley police officer in Israel fundraising for Israeli reservists
Jerome Cobert, a retired member of the Berkeley Police Department and Sonoma County Sheriff's Office, says the money raised will be used to buy additional safety supplies designed to help reservists best perform in the field.