Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday signed off on legislation that would levy a 100% California tax on payouts from Trump’s $1.8 billion “Anti-Weaponization” fund.

With wine consumption down, major California wine companies are laying off workers and shuttering production facilities.

Better understanding the various roles that colleges and universities play in a state's media ecosystem is important — and we need your help. This survey for the Center for Community News at the Uni...

Rent from the DoubleTree by Hilton makes up more than half of Berkeley’s waterfront lease revenue. Without it, the city's putting off important repairs.

Berkeley was fined last year for air quality violations related to methane leaks at Cesar Chavez Park, a former landfill.

Facing a $27 million budget deficit, Berkeley cut its waterfront security program and laid off five employees.

Facing a $27 million budget deficit, Berkeley cut its waterfront security program and laid off five employees.

Some unionized Urban Ore workers went on an “open-ended” strike in March. Forty days later, and with a new lead negotiator at the bargaining table and some layoffs, the strike has been paused.

Hired in January to help improve water quality and restore Bay Area wetlands, Daniel Fahey was promptly fired. A judge’s ruling won him back his job, but he’s on administrative leave, his future uncer...

The Cal student joined three other Chinese international students last week in suing the Trump administration for revoking their visas.

Local history buffs are working to recreate two lanterns that used to shine at a busy North Berkeley intersection in the early 1900s.

Learn how Bay Area innovators are creating the “future of food” at a new Instagrammable exhibit at the UC Berkeley science center.

Thousands of UC Berkeley and Berkeley Lab workers are on strike amid fraught contract negotiations with the University of California.

Five months after opening, 360 graduate students and 200 undergraduates are living at the xučyun ruwway housing complex Albany.

South Berkeley tenants feared losing their homes after their landlord died. A local land trust is helping them stay.

New precautions are being urged for workers in contact with subsurface liquids at the popular landfill-turned-park, but Berkeley residents need not fear a stroll on the surface.

The library shared with Berkeleyside the year’s most frequently checked-out books and household tools.

The East Bay Regional Park District wants public input for the future of North Basin Strip. Mountain bikers worry they’ll be pushed out — again.

A magnitude 7.0 earthquake off the Humboldt County coast Thursday morning triggered a tsunami warning for the California coast.

The Lakeshore Avenue cycle track was expedited last year after a 4-year old was killed riding a bike with her father.

UC Berkeley plans to build its tallest dorm yet in the Southside neighborhood. The 23-story building could provide around 1,500 beds for freshman and sophomores.