Protesters File Claim Against City Of Berkeley Patch.com BERKELEY, CA — Seven people who say they were injured by Berkeley police during a protest at the close of a City Council meeting in June filed an administrative claim against the city Thursday. The claim is a required first step before the claimants … |
| Patch.com Gym Theft; Fire Rescue; Crashes: Berkeley, East Bay Police Log. EAST BAY, CA – The following is a collection of weekly police, court and fire stories from around the East Bay this week. Woman Robbed Of Purse While In Pleasanton Driveway. Police said … |
| Fox News A female student at UC Berkeley was reportedly raped in a male student’s dorm room. (UC Berkeley). Police are investigating an alleged rape that reportedly occured Oct. 28 in a dorm room at the University of California, Berkeley. A male student and a … UC Berkeley police investigate student dorm rapeEast Bay Times Female Student Raped by Male Student at UC Berkeley: PoliceNBC Bay Area Police report rape at UC Berkeley dormBerkeleyside |
| Patch.com BERKELEY, CA — A 25-year-old Berkeley man was sentenced today to 30 years to life in state prison for the fatal shooting of another man outside of a Berkeley liquor store in 2012. Shortly before his trial was to begin, Calvester Stewart pleaded no … |
| Berkeleyside Campus police have reported a rape at a UC Berkeley dormitory on Durant Avenue in late October. Police announced the incident Thursday afternoon in a Nixle alert to the community. In the advisory, the University of California Police Department said it … Rape report at UC Berkeley under investigation, police sayFox News UC Berkeley police investigate student dorm rapeEast Bay Times Female Student Raped by Male Student at UC Berkeley: PoliceNBC Bay Area |
| University of California From his days as a young law student living on Blake Street to his time as the mayor of California’s fourth-largest city, Ed Lee was deeply connected to UC Berkeley’s community, friends and former colleagues said. Lee, a 1978 graduate of Berkeley Law … |
A Tale of Two Speakers CALIFORNIA The day before the scheduled start, the Berkeley Patriot canceled all of the events. Yiannopoulos subsequently made an ad hoc 20-minute appearance on Sproul Plaza, during which he snapped selfies and sang “The Star-Spangled Banner.” The contrasts … |
| UC Berkeley UC Berkeley has received more than 89,000 applications from high school students seeking admission to the 2018-19 freshman class, and an additional 19,000 from students seeking admission as transfer students. The numbers, which show yet another record … UC System Sets Record for Applicants for 13th Straight YearU.S. News & World Report UC sees record number of applications for fall 2018 admissionThe Mercury News UC applications break records for 13th consecutive yearUniversity of California Santa Rosa Press Democrat –Los Angeles Times –UCR Today (press release) all 14 news articles |
| East Bay Times BERKELEY — The California Department of Public Health this week issued guidelines on reducing people’s exposure to radio frequency energy from cell phones that echo Berkeley’s disclosure requirements for sales of the devices, a matter that was the … California Unexpectedly Releases Guidelines On Cell Phones And Health Risks90.3 KAZU |
| Washington Examiner At the University of California, Berkeley, last week, Judith Butler said that while she considers herself to be an “advocate” of the First Amendment, the articulation of socially conservative viewpoints should be banned. While most of Butler’s speech … |
| Patch.com BERKELEY, CA — State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson Wednesday named two high school students from Berkeley and Pleasanton to represent California in the 56th annual U.S. Senate Youth Program. Mackenzie Hawkins, a senior at Amador … |
| New York Times Good morning. (Want to get California Today by email? Here’s the sign-up.) California was once defined by the differences between Northern California and Southern California. But as the state grows and becomes more prosperous, has that begun to change … |
Cal Berkeley Students File Lawsuit In Defense Of Their Liberties On Campus The Daily Caller Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) filed a federal lawsuit last week against the University of California for refusing club recognition status to the YAL chapter at the University of California, Berkeley. The decision by school officials for refusal is … |
| Patch.com Located in the highly coveted North Berkeley area of Thousand Oaks, this home is walking distance to all the amenities of Solano Ave., and nearby Indian Rock Trail, the Gourmet Ghetto and downtown Berkeley. Subscribe. Address: 822 Mendocino Ave … |
| Sierra Sun Times December 13, 2017 – By Kathleen Maclay, Media relations – One California law raising the state minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2023, and another setting up a retirement savings option for about 7 million private-sector employees whose jobs offer no … |
| East Bay Times LOS ANGELES — The fifth-largest wildfire in California history expanded Tuesday, ripping through dry brush atop a coastal ridge while crews struggled to keep flames from roaring down into neighborhoods amid fears of renewed winds. Elsewhere, fire … California’s record-smashing fire season sparks hunt for solutionsNapa Valley Register |
| UC Berkeley From his days as a young law student living on Blake Street to his time as the mayor of California’s fourth-largest city, Ed Lee was deeply connected to UC Berkeley’s community, friends and former colleagues said. Lee, a 1978 graduate of Berkeley Law … San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee dies suddenly at 65East Bay Times |
| East Bay Times BERKELEY — A crash on Interstate 80 on Tuesday morning ended with a fistfight between two people in an apparent case of road rage, the California Highway Patrol said. Related Articles. District Attorney charges driver in fatal Bay Bridge toll plaza … |
| PRI But it’s not just a problem in California. In 2016, researchers at the Wisconsin HOPE Lab, part of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, studied nearly 4,000 college students in 12 states. Non-white students are more likely to be hungry: 57 percent of … |
| UC Berkeley A new law took effect in California last year allowing pharmacists to prescribe birth control. But few of the state’s pharmacies are actually offering this service, according to new UC Berkeley research. A study, published today in the Journal of the … |
