With his wife and children by his side, environmentalist and three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee, David Brower, 88, died quietly Sunday afternoon in the Berkeley home he built a half-century ago. -more-
Dear readers: to give a fair shot to last-minute letter-writers, we’re trying to include as many election missives as we can. We’ve cut them all, probably evoking equal anger among the writers. -more-
Supporters charge dirty tactics by opponents -more-
A District 6 campaign war over signage, which has been brewing for several weeks, turned ugly early Saturday morning resulting in several hundred dollars worth of damage and a police investigation. -more-
SACRAMENTO — With the presidential race and key congressional campaigns going down to the wire, tens of thousands of California political activists on Monday flooded phone lines, went door to door and cheered at rallies meant to mobilize voters. -more-
SACRAMENTO — Spurred on by fights for control of Congress and redistricting, California candidates could set records this year for the number of $1 million-plus campaigns. -more-
LOS ANGELES — Theater owners have adopted new guidelines restricting the viewing of trailers for R-rated movies and strengthening policies to prevent children under 17 from seeing restricted films. -more-
LOS ANGELES — The retail price of gasoline fell more than 1 cent per gallon nationwide due to a drop in crude oil prices, an analyst said Sunday. -more-
RANCHO PALOS VERDES — One of the nation’s best spots for whale-watching is off-limits for at least the next 18 months as governments debate over who will pay a $2 million environmental cleanup bill. -more-
LOS ANGELES — Jurors should believe gang members’ testimony and fear dishonest police more than gangs, a prosecutor said Monday during closing arguments in the trial of four officers accused of planting evidence and framing people. -more-
CULVER CITY — Three gunmen stormed a Target store Monday, took dozens of employees hostage, then tried to elude police by blending in with their victims in a 2 1/2-hour standoff. -more-
Gunmen take hostages at L.A. area Target 11-07-2000
Internet dial-up fees to continue 11-06-2000
Review of medical misconduct charges 11-04-2000
Daily Planet Staff reports 11-03-2000
Students, N.Y. Times editors discuss race relations issue 11-01-2000
Sierra Club leader dies at 88 By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 11-07-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 11-07-2000
Letters to the Editor 11-07-2000
Measure Y proponents take aim John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 11-07-2000
Signage war in District 6 By Juliet Leyba Daily Planet Staff 11-07-2000
Parties scrambling to get voters out to the polls The Associated Press 11-07-2000
2000 spending for races may set records The Associated Press 11-07-2000
New guidelines restrict movie trailers The Associated Press 11-07-2000
Gas prices continue to drop nationwide The Associated Press 11-07-2000
Whale watching mecca closes The Associated Press 11-07-2000
Closing arguments in police corruption case The Associated Press 11-07-2000
City Council backs community college bond By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 11-06-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 11-06-2000
Letters to the Editor 11-06-2000
Women’s first game at Haas ends with a comeback win By Tim Haran Daily Planet Correspondent 11-06-2000
Magnet school earns top honors By Juliet Leyba Daily Planet Staff 11-06-2000
OSU attack shreds Cal defense By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 11-06-2000
Election reflects California’s growing pains By Leon Drouin Keith Associated Press Writer 11-06-2000
Bears down Ducks, get first-round bye By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 11-06-2000
Pot guru opposes drug rehab proposition By Bryan Shih Special to the Daily Planet 11-06-2000
Cell phone helps woman in trunk The Associated Press 11-06-2000
Train derails in Ventura County, kills truck driver By Leon Drouin Keith Associated Press Writer 11-06-2000
Immigration not an issue in this year’s election By Ben Fox Associated Press Writer 11-06-2000
Clinton rallies supporters By John Geluardi, Daily Planet Staff and Laurel Ro 11-04-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 11-04-2000
Letters to the Editor 11-04-2000
Great Schott! Cal striker ties school scoring record By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 11-04-2000
Election may result in shift in council power By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 11-04-2000
BHS celebrates homecoming with 12-7 win over El Cerrito By Sean GatesDaily Planet Correspondent 11-04-2000
Pentagon Papers insider decries awaiting bill The Associated Press 11-04-2000
Class of ’00 inducted into Cal HOF Daily Planet Wire Services 11-04-2000
Attorney facing drug charges released on bail By Juliet Leyba Daily Planet Staff 11-04-2000
District races are head-to-head Judith Scherr is editor of the Berkeley Daily Plan 11-04-2000
State tax ruling sets a precedent for gay parents The Associated Press 11-04-2000
Faulty tires may be to blame in crash The Associated Press 11-04-2000
Internet offers customized election coverage The Associated Press 11-04-2000
Bush says he doubts DUI will sway voters The Associated Press 11-04-2000
Mysterious space object has chance of striking Earth The Associated Press 11-04-2000
Mare Island cleanup will speed up transfer The Associated Press 11-04-2000
Mother, daughter write of their eclectic heritage The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Students go for Gore By Juliet Leyba Daily Planet Staff 11-03-2000
Bears roll over hapless Stars By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 11-03-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities Staff 11-03-2000
Measures P and V will keep Berkeley libraries healthy John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 11-03-2000
Measures differ on urban sprawl Kelly Davis Special to the Daily Planet 11-03-2000
Girl missing since Halloween By Juliet Leyba Daily Planet Staff 11-03-2000
Council tackles tower tower John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 11-03-2000
Teachers might have impacted voter turn out By Juliet Leyba Daily Planet Staff 11-03-2000
DMV looks to improve its customer service The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Man wanted in pot garden shootings found The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Rule change could hit program for low-income homebuyers The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Four Oakland police officers face combined 49 felonies The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Lab experts advise on burger cooking The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Small town worries about pollution, health The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Poll shows support for death penalty drops The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Talk revolves around costume killing and race The Associated Press 11-03-2000
ACLU steps in on vote-swapping sites issue The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Networks look forward to election The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Former allies to Nader: Yield the field to Gore The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Space-age help gives vegetable growers ‘percision farming’ The Associated Press 11-03-2000
7 injured as military shells Muslim rebels The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Veterans Department sued by employees over privacy The Associated Press 11-03-2000
Bruce Hornsby making noise in Berkeley, CD by Timothy Lynch Special to the Daily Planet 11-03-2000
Attorney arrested for drugs to enter plea By Juliet Leyba Berkeley Daily Planet Corresponden 11-01-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 11-01-2000
Letters to the Editor 11-01-2000
Cottage clearing causes confusion John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 11-01-2000
Halloween hauntings John Geluardi/Daily Planet 11-01-2000
School vouchers losing support By Ana Campoy Special to the Daily Planet 11-01-2000
Old enough to make a difference By Helen Rippier Wheeler 11-01-2000
Group launches campaign against Proposition 37 Bay City News 11-01-2000
State tops in biotech crop research, but slow to use The Associated Press 11-01-2000
Comic Steve Allen dies at age 78 The Associated Press 11-01-2000
Vote-swapping sites shut down The Associated Press 11-01-2000
Betty Ford Center decries Prop. 36 The Associated Press 11-01-2000
UFW co-founder in critical condition The Associated Press 11-01-2000
Resident fights for home mail delivery The Associated Press 11-01-2000
Drive-by suspects sought Daily Planet staff 11-01-2000
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