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Work has begun work on a key project that will extend the city's effort to enhance the urban open space along the Ohlone Greenway that runs next to and beneath the BART tracks.

Not necessarily a slugabed, I nevertheless never get up at 4 in the morning on a Saturday.

Berkeleyites who love Japanese-style curry will be pleased to know that popular SF and Los Altos spot Muracci's is planning to open a third location there, in a still-undisclosed space on Telegraph near the Cal campus.

New Edition, one of the most popular "boy bands" of all time, is back on the road and performs Saturday at Oracle Arena in Oakland.

Comments on the proceedings of the Automated Vehicles Symposium , where participants addressed the many transportation and land use implications of an automated future.

Fumbling around for your near-vision glasses to read the tablet screen? University researchers may have come up with a way to alleviate that problem.

Kite fliers launch two large octopus kites during the 29th annual Berkeley Kite Festival and West Coast Kite Championships at Cesar E. Chavez Park in Berkeley, Calif., on Sunday, July 27, 2014.

Changes are in store for a pair of Telegraph Avenue properties, each involving longtime businesses, that are now on the market.

Since the Golden Gate Bridge opened in 1937, it has been an attraction for those wanting to commit suicide.

California has been going through a drought for about 3 years now, with 2013 being the driest year on record for most parts of the state and 2014 on its way to being the driest in about a century.

What would it be like if you didn't need your eyeglasses to clearly see your laptop screen or a text message on your smartphone? Scientists at the University of California Berkeley are working on computer screens that would adjust their images to accommodate individual user's visual needs.

"High ranking officials" of the federal government visited Berkeley 75 years ago to participate in the first flag-raising ceremony at the new Farm Credit Administration Building on Milvia Street.

There's something unique about a new home, addition or remodel designed by an architect who transforms the "before" into an "after" that solves problems and pleases aesthetically.

It was a shocking fatal crash when it happened almost four months ago, but now that the details surrounding the death of a renowned East Bay professor are coming out, the crash is even more stunning.

What paths do quantum particles, such as atoms or photons, follow through quantum state space? Scientists have used an "artificial atom" to continuously and repeatedly record the paths through quantum state space.

The latest news out of UC Berkeley! We, the disciples of Oski, research into increased tendon and ligament growth and an understanding of how powerful people feel time.

The shop is the latest venture from the ampersand-loving folks behind San Francisco's Bourbon & Branch and downtown Berkeley's Tupper & Reed, which is expected to open in six weeks or so.

Apple and Microsoft researchers are on a mission to revolutionise display technology for everyday devices - which will be good news for the visually impaired Future iPad and laptop screens could automatically adjust to correct vision problems thanks to a project which means the days of reading glasses are numbered.

The spirit of Boo Radley lives on in the hole of a tree growing in the hills above Berkeley, CA.

Mayor Jim Ruane contends that CPUC Chief Michael Peevey should be ousted by Governor Jerry Brown because internal emails show that Peevey and his staffers maintained a cozy relationship with PG&E officials in violation of the law.