Why is Donald Trump Obsessed With Voter Fraud in Mail-In Voting?

Over the past four years, one of Donald Trump’s miscellaneous obsessions has been eliminating voter fraud. To the uninitiated, this sounds completely reasonable.

Bay Area Dance Studios Bring Together the Latinx Community

“Dance and celebration, in marginalized cultures is a way of rebellion and of strength,” said Jamaica Itule-Simmons. “It’s religion, it’s tradition, it’s identity, it’s people’s lives and how they relate to each other and how they interact with each other.” Itule-Simmons is the executive director of CubaCaribe, a nonprofit organization based in San Francisco, whose

Berkeley USPS Continues to Provide Valuable Services Despite Financial Crisis

Since 1971, the United States Postal Service has been a nationwide network that connects millions of Americans to each other, and just for a few cents.

A Legal Giant: RBG’s Profound Impact on the Berkeley Community

Though only 5’1, she was considered a legal giant. Some called her notorious and it stuck, her affectionate public nickname becoming the Notorious RBG.

Berkeley Restaurant Spotlight: Nuttin’ Butter Cookies

Under her tent, five days a week, from 1 PM to 8 PM, you will find Whitney Singletary selling her nut-based cookies on the corner of Dwight Way and Valley Street, in Berkeley.

Why Are There Fewer Female Students in High Level STEM Classes?

Since 1831, when Catherine Hall and Alice Robinson became the first women in American history to receive degrees from an institution of higher education, women in academia have thrived and contributed immensely to many fields.

Tom Steyer's Son Shares Campaign Experience

“I’m coming to tell my dad’s story and why we believe in the values and issues that we’re running on, and talk about his campaign for president,” said 31 year old Sam Steyer on February 26, before his campaign speech for his father and former democratic presidential candidate, Tom Steyer, at the University of California