Nico Savidge is a Senior City Hall reporter at Berkeleyside. He covers a diverse range of topics including architecture, urban planning, real estate development, and climate change, with a focus on regional interest in North America and LATAM. His work has been featured in publications such as JG, The Madison Courier, and The Oaklandside, among others.
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Nico Savidge's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and the real estate industry in Berkeley, California. He may be interested in pitches related to local government decisions, housing policies or developments, street safety initiatives, and protests within the region. Given his reporting focus on these specific topics and themes within Berkeley, providing insights from local officials, community leaders or residents directly impacted by these issues would likely be well-received by him.
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City leaders will decide on an updated plan this week to build the long-debated bike lanes, at the expense of more than 100 parking spaces.
The council narrowly rejected a proposal to study changes that would encourage cyclists to ride on other North Berkeley streets.
The project on Ashby Avenue is one of two affordable housing developments planned at properties owned by historically Black churches in South Berkeley.
By: Nico Savidge
Steve Meckfessel said his firm hopes to attract tech companies to the West Berkeley building, while supporting its independent filmmakers.
By: Nico Savidge
Voters will pick from crowded fields in two City Council races, while a Rent Board commissioner who didn’t make the ballot for re-election says she’s planning a legal challenge.
By: Nico Savidge
Two Berkeley City Council races will have crowded fields, while a Rent Board commissioner's re-election bid failed to make the ballot.
The plaza along Adeline Street, planned as developers work to build 600 homes atop the BART station’s parking lot, will host the Berkeley Flea Market.
The volunteer-run, all-ages Berkeley music venue that helped launch Green Day and Operation Ivy turns 40 this year, and is working to buy its building.
Public health officials have issued a warning to doctors after identifying five rabid bats so far this year.
Longtime critics of the plan to build bike lanes on Hopkins Street say Berkeley's vote to advance the project violated the California Environmental Quality Act.
