Berkeley motel will house new post-arrest diversion program The city hopes the new diversion and reentry program will reduce recidivism. Participants must be nonviolent and need no medical attention.
Berkeley asks court to drop 'nonsensical' PAB lawsuit The latest city filing is the sharpest condemnation to date of Berkeley Police Accountability Board director Hansel Aguilar.
Berkeley police to hold forum on drones, cameras, ALPRs The event is scheduled for 3 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 15, at the police station, 2100 Martin Luther King Jr. Way.
City considers 10% budget cuts, with $29M deficit possible That's on top of the hiring freeze that began last year and is projected to continue.
As police encryption looms, BPD offers olive branch with 'near real-time' call log Berkeley police said they came up with the idea in response to "concerns" that had been raised about public access.
Claremont Avenue traffic safety meeting draws a crowd Since 2013, there have been seven severe-injury crashes on Claremont Avenue and one, over the summer, that was fatal.