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As 'Free Store' near People's Park closes, activists plan future of mutual aid | Communities - Vimarsana News

As 'Free Store' near People's Park closes, activists plan future of mutual aid | Communities

A hectic winter for Berkeley’s historic People’s Park has taken another twist as the makeshift “People’s Free Store” unexpectedly shut down last week.

City clears Dwight Triangle space - Vimarsana News

City clears Dwight Triangle space

The City of Berkeley, at the request of the Telegraph Business Improvement District, cleared out the Dwight Triangle on the corner of Telegraph Avenue and Dwight Way this morning, and

'People's Free Store' supports community without People's Park | Communities - Vimarsana News

'People's Free Store' supports community without People's Park | Communities

The “People’s Free Store,” as it’s labeled on paper signs that line the Dwight Triangle, stands on the small median at the intersection of Dwight Way and Telegraph Avenue.

City Councilmember Kate Harrison resigns mid-council meeting but maintains mayoral campaign - Vimarsana News

City Councilmember Kate Harrison resigns mid-council meeting but maintains mayoral campaign

Kate Harrison, Berkeley’s District 4 council member who was first elected in 2017, announced her resignation from the council during the regular council meeting Tuesday.

'Berkeley was lucky to have him': Mayor, council members respond to Rigel Robinson's resignation | City Government - Vimarsana News

'Berkeley was lucky to have him': Mayor, council members respond to Rigel Robinson's resignation | City Government

District 7 City Councilmember Rigel Robinson stepped down and suspended his mayoral campaign last week, according to an announcement first published in Berkeleyside on Tuesday.