The city is competing with a Burlingame developer for a prime piece of real estate, which residents want to turn into a “mini Golden Gate Park” and the developer wants to turn into office space. -more-
Project includes more low-income units than city mandates -more-
Zabala, Pivnik and Stuhlmueller will head to Umbro Tournament -more-
The city is examining the possibility of resurrecting a deal to purchase 4.5 acres belonging to KBLX Radio for an addition to Aquatic Park. -more-
Cal hosts the eighth annual Golden Bear Classic this weekend at Haas Pavilion with Yale, Lafayette and LaSalle coming to Berkeley. -more-
After three months of setbacks that could cost the city $2 million, the newly renovated Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center building at 2180 Milvia St. will finally be ready to crack open its doors on Jan. 19. -more-
People meet dates on-line, why not pets? -more-
SAN FRANCISCO – As they lounge by a fireplace in cushy leather chairs, Charles Dorato and his daughter look like they could be relaxing in a cozy coffeehouse or a rustic ski lodge. Instead, they are sitting in the lobby of a Wells Fargo Bank branch, waiting their turn to tend to some financial business. -more-
SACRAMENTO – Gov. Gray Davis urged Californians Tuesday to save electricity and called for the construction of new power plants. But he said he wouldn’t offer his plan to deal with the state’s electricity crisis until Jan. 8 – four days after state regulators decide how much to boost ratepayers’ bills. -more-
Gov. Davis urges power conservation, wants deregulation 12-27-2000
Bay briefs 12-26-2000
Former foster mother’s conviction overturned 12-23-2000
Lawyers say homeless claims not fully evaluated 12-22-2000
City Council fighting for park space By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 12-28-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities Staff 12-28-2000
Letters to the Editor Staff 12-28-2000
Cal seniors selected for All-Star game in Florida Daily Planet Wire Services 12-28-2000
City looking into KBLX land By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 12-28-2000
Bears want to continue Haas dominance in Classic Daily Planet Wire Services 12-28-2000
Delays may cost city $2 million By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff 12-28-2000
Animal groups offer online adoptions By Erika Fricke Daily Planet Staff 12-28-2000
Banks try to make customers more comfortable By Michael Liedke AP Business Writer 12-28-2000
Disabled services program gets partial funding By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 12-27-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 12-27-2000
Letters to the Editor 12-27-2000
Cal striker Schott named first team All-American Daily Planet Wire Services 12-27-2000
Homeless programs get $11.7 million Daily Planet Wire Service 12-27-2000
‘Xmas coup’ continues in New York By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 12-27-2000
Housing advocate initial report full of promises Bay City News Service 12-27-2000
Auto theft suspect caught Daily Planet Staff Reports 12-27-2000
Bay Briefs 12-27-2000
Farmers’ daughter could be U.S. agriculture head The Associated Press 12-27-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 12-26-2000
Pacifica fires staff at WBAI By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 12-26-2000
Letters to the Editor 12-26-2000
Cigarette store, media images raising questions in Berkeley By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 12-26-2000
Seniors could lose Section 8 housing help By Helen Wheeler 12-26-2000
Boy was carried off by rogue wave, police say By Ron Harris Associated Press Writer 12-26-2000
State looking for alternative energy sources By Colleen Valles Associated Press Writer 12-26-2000
A little Christmas presence By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 12-23-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 12-23-2000
Letters to the Editor 12-23-2000
Bears devour Bulldogs in Pete Newell Challenge By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 12-23-2000
Neighbors seek landmark status for stately hotel By Judith Scherr Daily Planet staff 12-23-2000
Cal’s Gates goes to the head of the class Daily Planet Wire Services 12-23-2000
West Berkeley to witness ‘murder’ in library By Erika Fricke Daily Planet Staff 12-23-2000
Transit schedules for holidays Staff Report 12-23-2000
Affirmative action officer files lawsuit over harassment The Associated Press 12-23-2000
One missing in San Francisco waters The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Censorship suit filed after school pulls gay biographies The Associated Press 12-23-2000
County accuses paint industry of exposing children to danger The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Comments spark debate over police diversity The Associated Press 12-23-2000
UC offers eligibility to students despite lack of transcripts The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Man sought in family shooting The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Five burned by blast in West Los Angeles high-rise The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Electricity rate hikes could begin soon The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Power crisis leads to calls for re-regulation The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Family struggles to understand why woman jumped The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Bruce Babbit reccomends new monuments The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Voting machines failed early test at polls The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Striking parallels between Bush and Adams families The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Bush appoints attorney general, EPA head The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Election and Elian were top stories of 2000 The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Court throws out conviction of famed prison journalist The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Yahoo! asks to block Nazi auction ruling The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Online retailer Egghead.com hacked The Associated Press 12-23-2000
Market In Brief The Associated Press 12-23-2000
’Jackets slaughter shorthanded Encinal 12-1 By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 12-22-2000
calandar 12-22-2000
Letters to the Editor 12-22-2000
Sun calendar dream coming true By Erika Fricke Daily Planet Staff 12-22-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 12-22-2000
Restaurant boycott ‘premature’ By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 12-22-2000
Resident petitions Bush win By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 12-22-2000
Governor releases proposal to expand families’ program The Associated Press 12-22-2000
Air Quality board sets new standards Staff 12-22-2000
Four indicted in bogus blood tests The Associated Press 12-22-2000
Woman throws daughters, self off of roof after facing eviction The Associated Press 12-22-2000
A wreath brings joy in winter By Lee Reich The Associated Press 12-22-2000
Winterberries brighten landscape By Lee Reich The Associated Press 12-22-2000
Redwood house has mildew problem The Associated Press 12-22-2000
National organic standards released The Associated Press 12-22-2000
Hughes buys DSL provider for $180 million The Associated Press 12-22-2000
Religious groups exempt from preservation laws The Associated Press 12-22-2000
PUC backs utilities on consumer rate hikes The Associated Press 12-22-2000
Stocks rise as investors abandon their fears The Associated Press 12-22-2000
UPS bears the last-minute brunt The Associated Press 12-22-2000
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