
Editors’ Note: Postcards from Berkeley
To us, Berkeley is a city that is defined by its diversity, a convergence of a multitude of traditions, customs and values that span across the world.
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To us, Berkeley is a city that is defined by its diversity, a convergence of a multitude of traditions, customs and values that span across the world.
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Black residents in Berkeley are almost six times more likely to have force used on them, nearly six times more likely to be pulled over for a traffic stop and three times more likely during a vehicle stop to be subjected to a search by Berkeley Police Department officers, compared to white Berkeley residents, according to the CPE report.
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Harryman said after firefighters arrived on the scene, they discovered the reported fire was a false alarm — someone had “maliciously discharged” a fire extinguisher and pulled a fire alarm in the building.
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On Tuesday morning, Alameda County Superior Court Judge Yolanda Northridge postponed the plea hearings of Ismael Chamu and Peter Estrada.
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Ismael Chamu and Peter Estrada, two UC Berkeley students arrested last week on charges of vandalism, were arraigned at the Wiley M. Manuel Courthouse Monday afternoon on charges of alleged felony vandalism more than $400 and misdemeanor possession of tools to commit vandalism.
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Berkeley Police Department made two arrests after three people were shot near the south side of campus Saturday morning.
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Berkeley Police Department arrested Ismael Chamu on Thursday evening in connection with vandalism that recently appeared on the south side of campus. Chamu is a campus student who alleged BPD officers racially profiled and unlawfully detained him last June.
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UCLA evacuated students and residents from campus housing after receiving a bomb threat Thursday evening.
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The Cal Alumni Association has been sued by its former associate director of student engagement, Melissa Barker, who alleges CAA retaliated against her after she reported discrimination concerns to her supervisors.
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Berkeley Unified School District Board of Education member Judy Appel announced Tuesday she would be running for state assembly the CA-15 district in 2018, joining a growing field of candidates for the seat.
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