Crime
Ex-UC Berkeley Student Charged With Defrauding Investors Out Of Millions
The 26-year-old tech startup founder allegedly used fake revenue, inflated partnerships, and forged documents to secure millions from investors.
23-Year-Old Woman Charged in South Berkeley Shooting
Police say the suspect is from Southern California
Fire at Berkeley home leaves one person dead
Authorities say a blaze in a Poets Corner neighborhood duplex killed a 74-year-old woman.
Entertainment
Green Day to Headline Super Bowl 60 Opening Ceremony
The iconic punk rock band will perform a selection of their biggest hits ahead of the big game.
Oakland Director Ryan Coogler Earns Historic Oscar Nominations
Coogler's horror drama "Sinners" receives a record-breaking 16 Academy Award nominations.
Longtime Comedy Duo Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara Mourn Passing
Heartfelt tributes highlight the power of comedic partnerships in entertainment
Lifestyle
UC Berkeley Law Professor to Discuss Democracy and Civil Service
Catherine Fisk to speak on workplace theory and policy at Yale Law School event
Longtime Journalist Jerry Fink Dies at 75
Fink spent over 50 years covering stories from war zones to Las Vegas before returning home to Oklahoma
Renowned Indian Sociologist André Béteille Dies at 91
Béteille's work challenged traditional views on caste, class, and inequality in India
Sports
Clemson Basketball Stays Focused on Next Game, Not Duke Matchup
Tigers coach Brad Brownell wants his team to enjoy the journey, not look too far ahead.
Clemson Basketball Faces Cal in Nationally Televised Matchup
Tigers look to extend ACC road winning streak against Golden Bears on the bubble
No. 20 Clemson Faces Unranked Cal in West Coast Clash
Both teams look to boost their NCAA Tournament resumes in Saturday night matchup.
Politics
Former President Trump Posts Racist Video, Sparking Concerns About His Mental State
Experts weigh in on whether Trump is suffering from dementia, paranoia, or narcissism as his erratic behavior continues.
Black Cartographers Used Maps to Fight Racism in America
Mapping has been a tool for African Americans to illuminate injustice and empower their communities.
Revolution Books Hosts Talk on Ending Exploitation
Event explores capitalism, wage slavery, and a world without oppression
