Update Thursday: For today's coverage, click here.
Update 1 a.m: That's it for the late-night blogger. KQED's The California Report and Bay Area newscasts will pick up the story starting at 6 a.m.
Update 12:45 a.m.: UC Police say they had support Wednesday from Alameda County Sheriff's Department and Oakland Police Department. Notably absent: the Berkeley police. Why? According to the Oakland Tribune's Doug Oakley: "Citing excessive force and free speech violations by police during protests in Oakland and at UC Berkeley, the Berkeley City Council this week refused a mutual aid agreement with university police and nixed agreements with other police agencies on regional domestic surveillance." The rest of the story: Berkeley leaders refuse mutual-aid agreements.
Update 12:40 a.m.: @garonsen "My guess is people are just going to talk and talk and talk and talk until they get tired and go home," a U Cal cop tells me. "And then come out again tomorrow and do something else." #occupycal
Update 12:23 a.m.: Getting ready to call it a night here in remote blog headquarters (about two miles northwest of Sproul Plaza). What to look out for in the morning: The Occupy Cal activists have called for a 10 a.m. gathering and for another General Assembly at 6 p.m. Other issues, decisions still under discussion at 1 at 12:30 a.m. ...