In an unprecedented move, the City of Berkeley has announced its decision to purchase and return a historically significant plot of land to the Indigenous community, marking a monumental step towards addressing historic injustices. The land in question, currently serving as Spenger's parking lot in West Berkeley, has been at the center of a prolonged […]
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