Missing Berkeley woman identified Placer County cold case
Berkeley 21-year-old who went missing on Halloween in 1989 identified from remains in Placer County
The Placer County Sheriff’s Office has identified remains found more than three decades ago in Colfax as belonging to a Berkeley woman who disappeared on Halloween. Wendy Abrams-Nishikai, 21, was last seen in Berkeley on Oct.
The family claims that the internship, which is aimed at minority students seeking to enter the medical field, violates the ...
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is investigating a January shooting involving a Berkeley County deputy that left ...
Tens of millions in unreported cash from China funded joint venture at UC Berkeley, watchdog reports. The University of ...
Yes, there are natural life forms that make Berkeley home, but there are also human-made creations that mark the essence of ...
A retired University of California, Berkeley professor was killed in a hit-and-run crash in Oakland on Monday, authorities ...
The Trump administration’s probe into “widespread antisemitism harassment” doesn’t reflect the strides the campus has made ...
The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents of a rise in jury duty related telephone scams.According to the ...
Ali Benjamin’s acclaimed kids book about a girl processing a tragedy gets a new stage adaptation meant to resonate with ...
When Sycamore High School senior Will Horenziak was 2 years old, his parents decided that he needed a more productive way to ...
The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office says a three-day operation in multiple communities netted 48 arrests and the seizure of drugs and firearms.
The founder and ex-CEO of Petaluma vegan cheese company Miyoko’s Creamery is now teaching a class at UC Berkeley. Miyoko ...
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