Eight-year-old Forest & Flour was a Grand Lake Avenue farmers market staple, boasting inclusive ingredients and high wages for workers.

Some are considering programs run by France, Canada and other countries that aim to recruit weary U.S. researchers.

At a fencing club in West Berkeley, First Person Story has carved out room for small groups of underrepresented storytellers to bond, break silences, rehash, rehearse and let loose in raucous live ...

Ka’Dijah Brown, Jennifer Shanoski and Sandy Park are on the ballot for the three Berkeley school board seats. Reichi Lee is waging a write-in campaign.

Crews from multiple fire agencies have responded, and Cal Fire is dropping water from the sky as wary residents watch from across the East Bay.

Also: Fights in downtown around Berkeley High's Unity Week left a 14-year-old with a concussion, and a downtown ambassador was kicked and punched while trying to stop a nerf gun battle.

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With elections weeks away, immigrant communities are bracing for a heightened ICE presence — and are concerned about their safety at the polls.

Other events include Día de los Muertos-themed workshops, a warehouse sale at Pegasus Books and three Berkeley High Jazz fall concerts.

The poll showed Chromebooks were used 37 minutes per day in middle school, 20 in HS. But some parents said they suspect actual usage is higher and pleaded for a full ban on phones and AI.

Add Berkeleyside as a Preferred Source on Google so you never miss our reporting when you search.🔍 Janet Byron reporting from a crime scene as a summer intern for the Nashville Tennessean in 1991, ...

Everywhere I turn, I see pandan. The ingredient that’s dubbed the “Southeast Asian vanilla” is making its way into the mainstream. It’s showing up in donuts, lattes, cocktails, brunch menus, and even ...