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Chris Strachwitz, founder of East Bay’s Arhoolie Records and a major figure in the roots music revival, dies at 91   

Customers who read about the closing sale on Berkeleyside helped Siamese Dream stay in business.

In our What's in your Bay series, 7x7 asks local chefs, artists, designers, and entrepreneurs what restaurants, venues, and getaways form the landmarks of their Bay Area (and beyond).Born and raised in the Bay Area, Sabine K. Bergmann began disrupting the travel media space back in 2017 when she cof...

Surveillance video from Cedar Market in North Berkeley captured the moment a delivery truck was burglarized on Wednesday just after 12 p.m.   

David Lance Goines, who created artwork for Chez Panisse and took on a key role in the Berkeley free speech movement, died at age 77.

The cleanup and restoration efforts following the latest round of storms was ongoing in the East Bay Thursday. PG&E estimates more than 6,000 customers are still without power.

Days before the grand opening of its 18,000-square-foot plant in North Berkeley, Boichik Bagels announced a change to its kosher status.

Berkeley Farmers’ Market attracts community members from all over the Bay Area three times a week to support local vendors and businesses.

At approximately 1:30 p.m. today, a power outage affected large portions of West and South Berkeley, as well as some units in North Berkeley.

HBF, a public health grassroots organization dedicated to building a thriving Black community in Berkeley, focuses on housing, health and birth equity and the promotion of healthy foods and beverages.