Oakland Theater Project's ‘Cost of Living’ explores toll of disability
'Cost of Living' explores the lives and relationships of two disabled people and their caregivers in modern-day New Jersey.| Berkeleyside
'Cost of Living' explores the lives and relationships of two disabled people and their caregivers in modern-day New Jersey.| Berkeleyside
A joyful and charismatic man, Thomas sold his intricate wire-woven jewelry on Telegraph Avenue on and off from the 1980s through the early 2000s.| Berkeleyside
Cholita Linda, Maria's Mexican, La Guerita and La Ezkina among the August 2024 East Bay restaurant openings.| Berkeleyside
How John Kirkham and his volunteer cleanup group, the East Bay Trash Pandas, made sure their work didn’t go to waste.| Berkeleyside
Here are a few suggestions for spending the final weeks of summer — culled from our roundup of affordable Berkeley activities.| Berkeleyside
The debate about how much screen time is too much has been ongoing for more than two decades, but it has gained urgency in recent years.| Berkeleyside
Goldberg-Polin left Berkeley as a child when his family relocated to Virginia and soon after Israel when he was 7.| Berkeleyside
The infant has been discharged from a local hospital. The driver is charged with child abuse, assault with a deadly weapon and hit-and-run.| Berkeleyside
An interdisciplinary thinker, prolific writer and intellectual maverick, Mitroff’s work challenged conventional wisdom and pushed boundaries.| Berkeleyside
Berkeley voters will elect a mayor, four City Council members, four Rent Board members and two School Board members.| Berkeleyside
New exhibition explores transience in art, from centuries-old images of fleeting moments to contemporary installations.| Berkeleyside
The Alameda County Registrar said Wednesday that the technology is in place to carry out youth voting in November.| Berkeleyside
The University of California’s student government wants every campus to have a collegiate recovery program, which offer support groups and other tools to help students battle addiction. Right now half of the campuses have them.| Berkeleyside
Tobriner worked for over 40 years at Berkeley's Psychotherapy Institute and Oakland's Children's Hospital. Creative, disciplined and funny, she learned judo after a Parkinson's diagnosis to master the art of falling.| Berkeleyside
Other events include a Karla Cornejo Villavicencio book talk and a screening of a documentary about the Studio Guild Cinema| Berkeleyside
