SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Alice Waters Says 'Gourmet Ghetto' Name Ought to Go Finally joining the fray in a debate about whether the North Shattuck neighborhood of Berkeley — longtime home of Chez Panisse and the Cheese Board Collective — should continue to be nicknamed the "Gourmet Ghetto," Alice Waters agrees with the young folk: the name needs to go.
SF News Disgraced Oakland Bakery Attorney Would Like To Practice Law Again, Thank You The Berkeley lawyer who who smuggled her client’s ‘hit list’ out of prison insists the whole thing was a misunderstanding, and asks the State Bar for reinstatement.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Berkeley To Try Offering Loaner Metal Coffee Cups To Reduce Waste The city of Berkeley is going to be testing out a program in which reusable coffee cups are loaned out through an app-based service and then returned like library books, in order to reduce paper waste.
SF News Berkeley Updates Its City Code To Remove The Words 'She', 'He', 'Manhole,' and 'Fireman' At its weekly meeting Tuesday, the Berkeley City Council voted to revise its municipal code to remove all gender-specific pronouns, and to use more inclusive, non-patriarchal language for terms like "manhole" and "manpower."
SF News 50 Years Ago Today, The Battle For Berkeley's People's Park Became 'Bloody Thursday' May 15 marks the 50th anniversary of the infamous street battle between local law enforcement and unarmed UC Berkeley students over People's Park which left one man dead and over 100 people injured.
SF News A Brief History of Berkeley's People's Park, Born 50 Years Ago Today On April 20, 1969, a group of activists, Berkeley residents, and idealistic Cal students took it upon themselves to take a blighted, empty lot next to the university campus and turn it into a public park.
SF News Berkeley Engineer Enters Not Guilty Plea In Bizarre Poisoning Case 34-year-old David Xu, a senior materials engineer and an alum of UC Berkeley, appeared in an Alameda County courtroom Thursday to enter a plea in a case in which he's accused of systematically poisoning a co-worker.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Berkeley Engineer Charged In Poisoning Case The person who died in the early Sunday crash on Cesar Chavez was a 31-year-old woman, CVS is closing two more SF stores, and a Southwest flight out of Oakland had to make an emergency landing.
SF News Berkeley's Revolution Books Targeted By Right-Wing Protesters Yet Again Berkeley's Revolution Books once again found itself targeted by right-wing protesters Sunday evening during their "100th Anniversary of Russian Revolution" talk and slide show event. According to the Daily Cal's report of the
SF News National Park Service Nixes Black Panther Homage Amid Conservative Backlash In the latest chapter of right-leaning newsgroups and placing a high value on disrupting the proceedings of Berkeley, California, the Chronicle reports that an almost-$100,000 grant from the National Park Service
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Two Sisters Team Opens New Berkeley Wine Bar, Les Arceaux Fans of the now shuttered Two Sisters Bar & Books in Hayes Valley can rest assured that they can still find a bit of that magic across the Bay, in the form of
SF News Berkeley Homeless Encampment Near BART Tracks Cleared Out, While Here/There Encampment Stays Residents of the "Here/There" homeless encampment in Berkeley are celebrating today as they were granted a temporary reprieve by a judge, who blocked an attempt by BART police to evict the residents
SF News Berkeley Student Paper In Hot Water Over Arguably Anti-Semitic Cartoon Of Alan Dershowitz U. Cal Berkeley chancellor condemns antisemitic cartoon attacking Alan Dershowitz in student newspaper. https://t.co/SFocUOZ6Zs— Jeremy Burton (@BurtonJM) October 25, 2017 There's long been a tension in left-wing politics over the
SF News Kyle 'Based Stickman' Chapman's Car Vandalized In Berkeley, He Blames Antifa One of the Antifa Terrorist left a big clear hand print on the window of my suv. Berekley CSU is pulling the print now. pic.twitter.com/XETAWM9NRt— Based Stickman (@BasedStickMan_) October 18,
SF News Video: Watch A Berkeley Fire Crew React As They Approach The Tubbs Fire In Its First Hours A video that puts in perspective the swiftness and vastness of the devastation that first responders encountered in the early hours of the wine country wildfires one week ago is this one, from
SF News Judge Tosses Berkeley College Republicans' Lawsuit Against School Lost in the mercurial leadup to and catastrophic flop of Berkeley’s late September “Free Speech Week” was the footnote that two conservative student organizations have had a lawsuit against UC Berkeley arguing
SF News Berkeley High School Investigates Racist, Offensive Student-Run Instagram Account Berkeley High School is currently investigating a student-owned Instagram account that shared racist, discriminatory images of BHS students. According to the Daily Californian, the account first drew the attention of one senior, Uma
SF News Berkeley's Revolution Books Attacked By Right-Wing Group Multiple Times Some of the Refuse Fascism people ducked into Revolution Books followed by Trump supporters. pic.twitter.com/EZvfgO9GMv— Javier Panzar (@jpanzar) September 24, 2017 Though the Berkeley Patriot cancelled "Free Speech Week" and
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Harassed Berkeley Hot Dog Vendor Juan Macias Says He'll Use Crowdfunded Donations To Launch Food Truck An unpermitted hot dog vendor who was videotaped outside a UC Berkeley football game having his meager earnings confiscated by a campus cop was presented with a hefty $87,000 windfall over the
SF News Chelsea Manning Addresses Crowd In Berkeley At The 'March Against White Supremacy' In further evidence that Chelsea Manning is now a resident of the Bay Area, she showed up as a surprise speaker at a Berkeley rally Saturday to address crowds of anti-fascist marchers and
SF News Milo Yiannopoulos Spent 15 Minutes At UC Berkeley, Cost Them $800,000 "When I get on my knees, it's not to disrespect the flag," Milo Yiannopolous told @UCBerkeley crowd https://t.co/08JMtfByjo @Berkeleyside— Carla Marinucci (@cmarinucci) September 25, 2017 Milo Yiannopoulos and alt-right friends
SF News Berkeley Patriot Backs Out Of Free Speech Week, Milo Insists He's Still Coming Sunday Though it seemed yesterday that Milo Yiannopoulos was almost certainly planning to pull out of his imagined three-ring circus of alt-right speech-making called Free Speech Week, he continues to insist in a Facebook
SF News 'Free Speech Week' Likely Cancelled, Milo To Give Theatrical Press Conference Blaming Berkeley As we've pretty much assumed all along, the grand gesture that has been Milo Yiannopoulos's Free Speech Week appears to be little more than a gesture intended to incite a media frenzy and
SF News UC Kicking Down $300K For Free Speech Week, And The Schedule Chaos Continues Frequenters of this website have come to expect puzzling daily updates on the upcoming Berkeley campus publicity stunt known as Free Speech Week, generally contradicting the previous day’s updates. It being late
SF News Ex-Google Guy James Damore Says He Wasn't Asked To Speak At Free Speech Week, Will Not Be There In further evidence that Milo Yiannopolous was at the very least padding his list of "confirmed" speakers for Free Speech Week with names of people he'd like to see there but whom he