City opens vaccinations to 16-64 with underlying medical conditions
City opens vaccinations to 16-64 with underlying medical conditions
City opens vaccinations to 16-64 with underlying medical conditions
03/16/2021 5:49 pm (The Berkeley Post) - by Max Levine - In the Mayors virtual town hall meeting today, hosted by Jesse Arreguin, Mayor of Berkeley, the City announced that those 16-64 who are medically compromised, with underlying medical conditions, are now eligible to be vacinated.
Are tech companies exiting SF for Berkeley? HTC might be.
City opens vaccinations to 16-64 with underlying medical conditions
City opens vaccinations to 16-64 with underlying medical conditions
02/19/2021 7:49am (The Berkeley Post) - by Max Levine - In one of the latest developments of new tech players landing in Berkeley, Taiwan based HTC Corp has recently purchased a 3 story building in a prime Berkeley neighborhood centralized to UC Berkeley and great restaurants. Co-founder, Cher Wang, actually has roots in Berkeley, having graduated UCB with a Master of Arts. It appears that some of all of their San Francisco operations may move out of SF.
Unhoused encampment village being built under I80
City opens vaccinations to 16-64 with underlying medical conditions
University Exit, Berkeley encampment trash gone! “We put in place solutions that reduce littering"
University Exit, Berkeley encampment trash gone! “We put in place solutions that reduce littering"
University Exit, Berkeley encampment trash gone! “We put in place solutions that reduce littering"
University Exit, Berkeley encampment trash gone! “We put in place solutions that reduce littering"
01/08/2021 7:49am (The Berkeley Post) - by Max Levine - University Ave Exit has been an eyesore for many as they exit I80 to enter Berkeley. Trash from illegal contractor dumping, local inhabitants and the Freeway have marred the landscape.
“The threat is happening - the surge is real,” says Jesse Arreguin in Townhall Meeting
University Exit, Berkeley encampment trash gone! “We put in place solutions that reduce littering"
“The threat is happening - the surge is real,” says Jesse Arreguin in Townhall Meeting
01/05/2021 5:49pm (The Berkeley Post) - by Max Levine - Jesse Arreguin, Mayor of Berkeley, has launched one of the most thorough and transparent COVID-19 public update programs in the Bay Area.
500 Berkeley healthcare workers vaccinated so far but supply limited
500 Berkeley healthcare workers vaccinated so far but supply limited
500 Berkeley healthcare workers vaccinated so far but supply limited
12/31/2020 5:49pm (The Berkeley Post) - by Verenice Berroa -12 As of 12/31 the City of Berkeley has acquired 1000 doses with expectations of 100 more on Monday, according to Ben Bartlett, Berkeley Citycouncilman. “These are being used for Berkeley healthcare workers. Long term care facilities will be receiving through the CDC Pharmacy Partnership and CAL will receive (their vaccine from) CAL”, says Bartlett.
City of Berkeley: No garbage pickup New Years Day
500 Berkeley healthcare workers vaccinated so far but supply limited
500 Berkeley healthcare workers vaccinated so far but supply limited
12/29/20 12:53pm (The Berkeley Post) - The following was released by The City of Berkeley: There will be no refuse, recycling, or compost collection on Christmas Day or New Year's Day
Kaiser suspends all elective surgeries
500 Berkeley healthcare workers vaccinated so far but supply limited
Alta Bates receives 975 doses of vaccine
12/27/20 6:30am (The Berkeley Post) - by Verenice Berroa - Oakland, Ca - An Increase in ICU COVID cases causes Kaiser Permanente in Oakland to delay “elective and non-urgent surgeries and procedures” through Jan. 4th.
Alta Bates receives 975 doses of vaccine
Former Mayor Bates’, Adeline Corridor dream, finally brought to fruition by Bartlett and team
Alta Bates receives 975 doses of vaccine
12/23/20 9:01pm - The Berkeley Post reached out to Dr. Lisa Warhuus, Director Health, Housing and Community Services, City of Berkeley who explained, “The CIty of Berkeley anticipates receipt of 700 doses of Moderna Vaccine toward the end of this week.”
Car burns under freeway (video)
Former Mayor Bates’, Adeline Corridor dream, finally brought to fruition by Bartlett and team
Former Mayor Bates’, Adeline Corridor dream, finally brought to fruition by Bartlett and team
12/23/20 2:07pm (The Berkeley Post) - Car explosion under freeway recorded by passerby and sent it to The Berkeley Post.
Former Mayor Bates’, Adeline Corridor dream, finally brought to fruition by Bartlett and team
Former Mayor Bates’, Adeline Corridor dream, finally brought to fruition by Bartlett and team
Former Mayor Bates’, Adeline Corridor dream, finally brought to fruition by Bartlett and team
12/22/20 3:10pm (The Berkeley Post), BERKELEY, Ca - by Max Levine - Imagine getting out off the BART train at the Ashby stop, riding up the escalator and walking out in to a huge thriving park with shops, families picnicking and live music.
Previous Berkeley resident: CFO, SportsBasement dies in bicycle accident
Water Pipe breaks in front of UCSF Beniof Childrens Hospital in Berkeley
Water Pipe breaks in front of UCSF Beniof Childrens Hospital in Berkeley
12/15/20 6:10am The Berkeley Post BERKELEY, Ca. - The CFO of Sports Basement, Tom Trauger and 4 other cyclists were hit and killed by a truck in Las Vegas. The group was on a 130 mile cycling loop when the accident occurred.
Water Pipe breaks in front of UCSF Beniof Childrens Hospital in Berkeley
Water Pipe breaks in front of UCSF Beniof Childrens Hospital in Berkeley
Water Pipe breaks in front of UCSF Beniof Childrens Hospital in Berkeley
12/14/20 4pm am The Berkeley Post BERKELEY, Ca. - Around 3:30pm a water main broke at3000 Colby in Berkeley directly in front of UCSFs Emergency Room entrance.
UC Berkeley announces huge pay cuts for thousands of its employees.
Water Pipe breaks in front of UCSF Beniof Childrens Hospital in Berkeley
UC Berkeley announces huge pay cuts for thousands of its employees.
12/12/20 7:32am The Berkeley Post BERKELEY, Ca. Chancellor Carol Christ says that the university lost $340 million since the start of the pandemic.
City of Berkeley issues emergency stay at home order
City of Berkeley issues emergency stay at home order
UC Berkeley announces huge pay cuts for thousands of its employees.
12/09/20 7:12am (The Berkeley Post) - BERKELEY, Ca..- A surge of COVID-19 hospitalizations is pushing six Bay Area Health Officers to quickly align.
City of Berkeley issues emergency stay at home order
UC Berkeley recipients of the Noble Prize will not be receiving the awards from the King as usual
12/09/20 6:22am (The Berkeley Post) - The King of Sweden, for the first time since WWII, will not be handing out medals or diplomas to this years winners of the Nobel Prize.
City of Berkeley issues emergency stay at home order
Berkeley home to Kamala Harris growing up plaque up for vote by City Council. Perhaps a statue?
12/08/20 11:39am (The Berkeley Post) - On 12/15/20 the City Council will vote on supporting the installation of a plaque
CITY NEWS
Berkeley elects sworn in.
12/03/20 11:39am (The Berkeley Post) - Jesse Arreguín, Ben Bartlett, Terry Taplin and Sophie Hahn sworn in.
(UPDATE) Berkeley’s Goldengate Fields sees COVID-19 cases skyrocket after death of famous trainer.
12/08/20 11:39am (The Berkeley Post) - The field is on lock down after 100 people who tested positive
Horse trainer at Golden Gate Fields, Bob Hess Sr., died from COVID-19
12/05/20 6pm (UPDATE) BERKELEY, Calif. (The Berkeley post) – most revered and trusted horse trainers passes away from COVID-19 complications.
Berkeley streets rank almost the worst in Bay Area according to City Auditor
11/27/20 10:39pm (The Berkeley Post) - “Without significant additional funding, Berkeley streets will continue to deteriorate”
Community: UC Berkeley renaming Halls because of slavery connection.
11/17/2020 1:10pm BERKELEY, Calif. (The Berkeley Post) - LeConte and Barrows halls will no longer have their names after next week. 13% of the staff and students did not support renaming or no-naming.
Berkeley News Community: Should we remove the statues in Berkeley off the I-80
11/19/2020 9:32 p.m. BERKELEY, Calif. (The Berkeley post) -
6-Alarm fire in downtown Berkeley (UPDATE)
11/23/2020 9PM (The Berkeley Post) -The fire in downtown Berkeley continues to burn almost 72 hours in to it.
ENCAMPMENT NEWS
University Exit encampment cleaned by Untrash he world
11/25/2020 2:45pm BERKELEY, Calif. (The Berkeley post) - Over 20 volunteers get together
Berkeley homeless encampments being used to dump garbage from job-sites
11/24/2020 7:45am (The Berkeley Post)
Berkeley news: Google.org grants millions of dollars to local non-profits and those in need
11/17/2020 12:32am BERKELEY, Calif. (The Berkeley Post) - Google.org is helping low-income people by investing in companies like Family Independence Initiative (FII).
CRIME & SAFETY
Berkeley News: Car chase through Berkeley ends with arrest in Oakland
11/23/2020 12:32am BERKELEY, Calif. (The Berkeley Post) A high speed chase through Oakland in pursuit
Berkeley News: Ashby and San Pablo hit and run - 3 car accident. More police presence needed.
11/26/2020 9:10am (The Berkeley Post) - Every night there are cars speeding up and down Ashby Avenue.
berkeley COMMUNITY NEWS
Berkeley News Art: Eco-printing
Berkeley leaves turned in to botanical scarves by local artist
Weekly interview: From their perspective
Over the next 8 weeks The Berkeley Post will be releasing a series of interviews conducted across 8 encampments in Berkeley,
Family: 5 cool bike rides in Berkeley the whole family can do
Best easies bike rides the whole family can do
Adventure: Secret Stair cases in Berkeley
This is an ongoing series that will add in new secret staircase hikes weekly.