Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in Berkeley.
As Berkeley finds comfort in pizza, wine and meat, these 3 businesses are thriving during lockdown
While most food businesses are struggling to survive, Emilia's Pizzeria, The Local Butcher Shop and Vintage Berkeley are busier than ever.
Read the full story on Berkeleyside.
In brief: Some Berkeley parking rules still in effect amid COVID-19 closures
While the city of Berkeley is not enforcing parking at meters and certain areas during this phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone should still follow normal parking rules about fire hydrants, disabled parking zones, street sweeping and bus stops.
Read the full story on East Bay Times.
Head of Berkeley Rent Board put on administrative leave
James "Jay" Kelekian, one of the city's more highly paid employees, has been Executive Director of the Rent Stabilization Board for 18 years.
Read the full story on Berkeleyside.
This 56-year-old Berkeley pub is fighting to keep its doors open
The Albatross Pub has been an enduring fixture in Berkeley ever since the early 1960s, as it's entertained guests with its live music, board games and selection of beers on tap.
Read the full story on Inside Scoop SF.
What will happen May 1? Berkeley renters, landlords, officials respond to new reality
Eviction moratoriums provide some temporary relief for tenants who can't pay rent. But everyone from those renters to corporate landlords are still feeling worried about the future.
Read the full story on Berkeleyside.
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