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Berkeley police officers form a line in front of a Mine- Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehi- cle during a protest at Martin Luther King Civic Center Park in Berkeley on Aug. 27. Police depart- ments across the country have begun to militarize their tactical units.

Police brutality elicits unified community response

By Ryan Geller, Advocate Staff
September 28, 2017
Hundreds of anti-facist protesters marched unto Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park with a sign reading Smash Racism to counter protest the No to Marxism in America rally on August 27 in Berkeley, California.

Protesters, organizers revolt for freedom of speech

By Robert Clinton , Opinion Editor
August 30, 2017
Berkeley resident Rebecca Fisher exhales after smoking a cannabis pre-rolled joint fom the Munchie Movement while holding her dog under the University Avenue exit in Berkeley on Friday.

Group provides care, generosity

By Michael Santone, Associate Editor
August 30, 2017
Political violence weakens any republic

Political violence weakens any republic

By Benjamin Bassham, News Editor
May 17, 2017
Anti-Trump protester Cole, who refused to give his last name or city of residence, holds his bleeding head as he runs away from a fight that broke out in the crowd during a pro-Trump rally in Berkeley, California on Saturday, April 15, 2017. The Patriots Day rally, which started at Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park, escalated to a street fight on Center Street after provocations from both sides erupted into clashes.

Pro-Trump demonstration evokes violent clashes between opposing groups

By Denis Perez , Photo Editor
April 16, 2017
As he is arrested by Oakland Police, a man yells to the crowd of fellow protesters blocking the I-580 freeway during the protest against the election of Donald Trump as president in downtown Oakland, California on Nov. 10, 2016.

East Bay communities fill streets to protest president-elect Donald Trump

By Cody Casares and Denis Perez
November 11, 2016
Bay area ‘Poutine’ lacks tang, open late

Bay area ‘Poutine’ lacks tang, open late

By Dylan Collier, Advocate Staff
September 1, 2016
False accusation casts racial bias in society

False accusation casts racial bias in society

By Mike Thomas, Scene Editor
November 11, 2015
Highlighting disabled activism’s incubator

Highlighting disabled activism’s incubator

By Manning Peterson, Guest Commentary
October 29, 2015
Nu-Nhi Nguyen (right) and Ken Mikami from World Traveling Pizza Makers garnish a pizza with marshmallows for their Smores pizza during Pizzafest in Berkeley on Sunday.

Annual Pizzafest fundraises for charity

By Christian Urrutia , Editor-in-Chief
October 21, 2015
Berkeley High School student volunteer Nehar Ali chaperons Wendy Xia’s daughter as she quells a simulated trash can fire during the Sunday Streets event on Shattuck Avenue in Berkeley Sunday. The demonstration was provided by the Berkeley Fire Department.

Reclaiming the streets of Berkeley

By Cody Casares, Photo Editor
October 21, 2015

The Advocate hosts inaugural reunion, celebrates 65 years

By Roxana Amparo , Associate Editor
October 13, 2015
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