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Berkeley City Council votes to approve Police Accountability Board director, Measure L resolutions - Vimarsana News

Berkeley City Council votes to approve Police Accountability Board director, Measure L resolutions

Berkeley City Council unanimously voted to appoint Hansel Aguilar as the new director of the Police Accountability Board, or PAB, during a special meeting Tuesday. They also approved a resolution to Measure L, an affordable housing and infrastructure bond that would allocate $650 million to improvements. 

Loved ones mourn shooting deaths of Berkeley brothers - Vimarsana News

Loved ones mourn shooting deaths of Berkeley brothers

Tears and heartbreak at a candlelight vigil for two Berkeley teenagers who were shot and killed at a house party over the weekend.

Source: ktvu.com
Standoff over People's Park in Berkeley looks familiar. But housing crunch may change dynamics - Vimarsana News

Standoff over People's Park in Berkeley looks familiar. But housing crunch may change dynamics

Debates over the park’s fate have stewed for more than 50 years, but it wasn’t until...

People's Park project on hold; debate over tear gas in Berkeley - Vimarsana News

People's Park project on hold; debate over tear gas in Berkeley

At People's Park in Berkeley, dozens of protestors are making a last stand.

Source: ktvu.com
City of Berkeley Reconsiders, Then Sustains Police Tear Gas Ban Following Unrest at People's Park - Vimarsana News

City of Berkeley Reconsiders, Then Sustains Police Tear Gas Ban Following Unrest at People's Park

After protesters clashed with police and halted construction at the park, the city weighed temporarily suspending its ban, amid concerns that outside law enforcement agencies wouldn’t provide backup If needed.

Source: kqed.org