In a recent development that spotlights the complex intersection of housing needs, historic preservation, and legal challenges around building on those types of sites, the City of Berkeley has been ordered to pay $4 million over its handling of a housing project at the historic Ohlone shell mound site. The dispute centers on a proposed […]
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