Berkeleyside wins awards for People's Park coverage, education reporting and arts writing
Berkeleyside journalists effectively reported on the conflict at People's Park amid police actions, highlighting their role in vital community coverage.
Student housing construction at People's Park site going as planned
Construction of the new UC Berkeley student housing at People's Park will proceed on schedule despite protests and weather conditions.
UC Berkeley seized People's Park. The cost is in the millions and set to rocket higher
UC Berkeley spent $7.8 million on walling off People's Park, with ongoing high costs for security. Litigation continues over construction plans.
UC Berkeley's Housing Project in People's Park Still Needs A Developer | KQED
UC Berkeley aims to add 9,000 student beds through its Student Housing Initiative.
Former Councilmember and mayoral candidate Rigel Robinson resigned due to harassment over his support for developing People's Park.
Berkeley police spent over $180K in overtime costs, equipment at People's Park closure
The Berkeley Police Department incurred over $180,000 in overtime costs to prepare for protests at People's Park.
Chief Jennifer Louis alerted all personnel to potentially respond to Southside Berkeley on Jan. 4-6.
UC Berkeley's Plan to Build Housing on People's Park Heads to California Supreme Court | KQED
The California Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on a case opposing UC Berkeley's plan to build housing at People's Park.
The court's ruling may influence the demand for additional studies before constructing new housing projects, potentially impacting the development process.
Berkeleyside wins awards for People's Park coverage, education reporting and arts writing
Berkeleyside journalists effectively reported on the conflict at People's Park amid police actions, highlighting their role in vital community coverage.
Student housing construction at People's Park site going as planned
Construction of the new UC Berkeley student housing at People's Park will proceed on schedule despite protests and weather conditions.
UC Berkeley seized People's Park. The cost is in the millions and set to rocket higher
UC Berkeley spent $7.8 million on walling off People's Park, with ongoing high costs for security. Litigation continues over construction plans.
UC Berkeley's Housing Project in People's Park Still Needs A Developer | KQED
UC Berkeley aims to add 9,000 student beds through its Student Housing Initiative.
Former Councilmember and mayoral candidate Rigel Robinson resigned due to harassment over his support for developing People's Park.
Berkeley police spent over $180K in overtime costs, equipment at People's Park closure
The Berkeley Police Department incurred over $180,000 in overtime costs to prepare for protests at People's Park.
Chief Jennifer Louis alerted all personnel to potentially respond to Southside Berkeley on Jan. 4-6.
UC Berkeley's Plan to Build Housing on People's Park Heads to California Supreme Court | KQED
The California Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on a case opposing UC Berkeley's plan to build housing at People's Park.
The court's ruling may influence the demand for additional studies before constructing new housing projects, potentially impacting the development process.
California Supreme Court Allows U.C. Berkeley to Build at People's Park
California Supreme Court ruled in favor of building housing for students and homeless at People's Park in Berkeley, despite noise pollution concerns.
Should People's Park Be Consigned to the Ash Heap of History?
The University of California-Berkeley is moving forward with plans to build a student dormitory and housing for low-income and formerly unhoused people on the contested People's Park site.
Protesters were removed from the park by law enforcement officers, and construction is set to resume once legal obstacles are cleared.
California Supreme Court Allows U.C. Berkeley to Build at People's Park
California Supreme Court ruled in favor of building housing for students and homeless at People's Park in Berkeley, despite noise pollution concerns.
Should People's Park Be Consigned to the Ash Heap of History?
The University of California-Berkeley is moving forward with plans to build a student dormitory and housing for low-income and formerly unhoused people on the contested People's Park site.
Protesters were removed from the park by law enforcement officers, and construction is set to resume once legal obstacles are cleared.