SF News Long a Symbol of Anti-Development Activism, Berkeley's People's Park Becomes Development Site Drilling for soil samples is beginning this week at People's Park in Berkeley, the first step in the process of developing the site into a 16-story student housing project — the culmination of a public process that has seen the park's fiercest protectors all but give up their fight.
SF News Woman Allegedly Shoves Meth Into Mouth Of Toddler Playing At People's Park A toddler was hospitalized and a woman arrested this week, after she allegedly fed meth to the child as he played in a popular Berkeley Park. The strange and disturbing saga began Monday
SF News Meanwhile, In Berkeley: 'Midnight Matt' Dodt Convicted for People's Park Tree-Sitting 55-year-old professional tree-sitter Matthew "Midnight Matt" Dodt was convicted yesterday in an Alameda County court of two misdemeanor counts of of illegal lodging and pointing a laser at a police officer, following a
