1st United Credit Union and the Oakland A’s Team Up to Fight Hunger

Official partner of the Oakland Athletics’ Homeruns for Hunger program

Orionid Meteor Shower Peaks Over California

The Orionid Meteor Shower is known for fireballs and persistent trains. Report your sighting to the American Meteor Society.

Berkeley Local Heroes: Help Patch Recognize People Making Life Better

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Local Heroes who make life better in Berkeley with contributions big and small.

Assistance League Announces Scholarships Applications for 2023-24

Lifelong Learners Welcome!

Assistance League’s Cashmere Sweaters and Jewelry Event a “Must See”

CLARIFICATION: The Jewelry Event is an E-Sale.

Assistance League’s Cashmere Sweaters and Jewelry Event a “Must See”

CLARIFICATION: The Jewelry Event is an E-Sale.

Assistance League’s Cashmere and Jewelry Event a “Must See”

You might have attended a previous event, as seen here (December 2019).

Church Community Holds Vigil For Seminary Student Slain In Berkeley

"I was real close with him. He was an assistant pastor to me and he was a director for our youth," Ve'e said.

Assistance League Welcomes Jay Lifson and Sara Regan, LCofC

This well-known landmark has witnessed a wealth of history that dates back to the late 19th Century.

Berkeley Harvest Festival Returns With Live Music, Food & More

Festivalgoers are invited to take part in a food contest to celebrate the city's thriving culture of growing and making its own food.

Airbnb Rolls Out Anti-Party Measures Leading Up To Halloween

New measures to help deter unauthorized parties at rentals come following an Oct. 1 shooting that left two Berkeley teen brothers dead.

Renovated North Berkeley Senior Center Gives Patrons More Options

The North Berkeley Senior Center adds a revitalized space for seniors to gather for classes, meals and much more.

Assistance League’s Thrift Shop Spins a Yarn of Beauty and Support

What one-of-a-kind delight will you create while bringing joy to others?

Assistance League Thrift Shop’s Classic Handbags “Must See” Nears

Ironically, the prices are as attractive as the handbags, themselves.

Assistance League Toasts LCofC’s Art and Wine Festival at Fall Event

Pleasing to the palate as well as to the eye!

Berkeley To Host Coastal Cleanup Day

Volunteers will clean up local beaches, bays and waterways during the 38th annual event which begins at the Shorebird Park Nature Center.

Assistance League Thrift Shop Summer Semi-Annual Sale Defies Inflation

Helping those in need + stepping up your fashion game = a WIN WIN!

Walnut Creek Rotarians Show Up for Operation School Bell!

Bagged clothing will be transported to Parkside Elementary School, in Pittsburg (Go Panthers!)

Free Mattress Disposal For Berkeley Residents

Berkeley residents can now dispose of 5 mattresses or box springs daily, for free, in Alameda County.

Assistance League Thrift Shop Honors “Vintage”

Age and functionality define “Vintage”.

Ditch Your Berkeley Lawn: Win A Prize

East Bay MUD is offering prizes in a contest showing before-and-after photos of lawns being replaced by drought-tolerant plants.

Assistance League’s Operation School Bell Chimes for Children!

If children are not comfortable with their clothing, they will not “cognitively” show up for school.

Piedmont Ranks Among Bay Area's Most Segregated Communities: Report

Newly released Bay Area Equity Atlas study analyzes communities characterized by high concentrations of white wealth.

Berkeley Makalu Lions Club holds officers Installation

Berkeley Makalu Lions Club has hosted a District Governor Visitation & the installation ceremony of its new officers for the year 2022/2022

Assistance League Thrift Shop Offers Two Events in One Week!

Save serious dollars while helping those in need!

Berkeley Hosts Summer Movies In The Park Series

Through late September, organizers in Berkeley are inviting community members to watch their favorite movies under the stars.

5 Parks, Nature Areas To Enjoy In Berkeley This Summer

The East Bay is brimming with green parks, wildlife habitats and places to go hiking or horseback riding. See what's near you.

East Bay Middle-Schoolers Learn How To Fine Tune Dance Skills & More

For six weeks, four dozen youngsters took four classes a day at a dance camp on the University of California's Berkeley campus.

UC Berkeley Closes People's Park To Prepare Housing Build

The park was shuttered early Wednesday morning to prepare for the construction of new housing.

Annual Berkeley Kite Festival Canceled After 3-Decade Run

Now, the festival has been canceled for budgetary reasons and organizers and the public aren't happy about it.

Berkeley Annapurna Lions welcome new members and 17th President

Lion Dr. Tika Lamsal, an active member of Berkeley Annapurna was elected as the 17th Club President for the Lionistic year 2022-23.

Assistance League Prepares for Broadway Plaza’s Summer Concert Series

Come help celebrate the performing, visual, cultural and culinary arts as they support our community’s most vulnerable members.

Berkeley Residents In Distress Can Call New 988 Suicide Hotline

988 is available 24/7 to connect callers to trained mental health professionals through call, text, or online chat.

California's Oldest Person, A Longtime Berkeley Resident, Dies At 114

Mila Mangold, a Berkeley woman born during Theodore Roosevelt's presidency, has died. She was 114.

Camp Winnarainbow Offers Performing Arts, Circus Fun That Transcends Generations Of Campers

"I think youth are really respected at camp, kids are really respected about what they want to do and who they are," Rogin said.

Assistance League Thrift Shop’s Christmas in July Event Approaches

You might consider a return visit and again let your eyes to take in the festivity and holiday magic.

New Berkeley Bikeway Aims To Boost Safety

Berkeley has the highest percent of people who bike to work among cities of 100,000 residents or more, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Berkeley Announces New Bikeway Connecting Downtown

Berkeley has the highest percent of people who bike to work among cities of 100,000 residents or more.

Berkeley Blaze Displaces 3: Report

The displaced residents were members of a family that had lived in the home for generations, neighbors told Berkeleyside.

Berkeley Activist Arrested At Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest: Report

Perennial champion Joey Chestnut apologized after putting 21-year-old Scott Gilbertson of Berkeley in a chokehold, USA Today reports.