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BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 29, 2023

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Chrissa Olson

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A temporary restraining order that prevented the city of Berkeley from sweeping a homeless encampment on Eighth and Harrison streets will be dissolved, Judge Edward Chen of the North District court decided Wednesday.
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A temporary restraining order that prevented the city of Berkeley from sweeping a homeless encampment on Eighth and Harrison streets will be dissolved, Judge Edward Chen of the North District court decided Wednesday.
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A campus sign valued at $25k was recovered from the roof of the Sigma Chi fraternity house by UCPD Sept. 12, an amount warranting a grand felony.
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A campus sign valued at $25k was recovered from the roof of the Sigma Chi fraternity house by UCPD Sept. 12, an amount warranting a grand felony.
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A woman was fatally stabbed on in Berkeley Hills Saturday afternoon, marking Berkeley's first homicide of the year.
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A woman was fatally stabbed on in Berkeley Hills Saturday afternoon, marking Berkeley's first homicide of the year.
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A man in his 50s was stabbed multiple times in front of the  Chase Bank at 2390 Shattuck Ave early this morning. 
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A man in his 50s was stabbed multiple times in front of the  Chase Bank at 2390 Shattuck Ave early this morning. 
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Encampment residents at Harrison and Eighth Street were granted a temporary restraining order against the city of Berkeley on Sept. 5, momentarily preventing the city from clearing the encampment. 
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Encampment residents at Harrison and Eighth Street were granted a temporary restraining order against the city of Berkeley on Sept. 5, momentarily preventing the city from clearing the encampment. 
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A Berkeley police sergeant has been sued for alleged physical assault and use of racist slurs against a Black man, as first reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.
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A Berkeley police sergeant has been sued for alleged physical assault and use of racist slurs against a Black man, as first reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.
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You don’t need anyone’s permission to express yourself in the way you want to. Here’s where you can obtain a coveted tattoo or piercing in Berkeley.
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You don’t need anyone’s permission to express yourself in the way you want to. Here’s where you can obtain a coveted tattoo or piercing in Berkeley.
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Berkeley Law students in the Startup Law Initiative, or SLI, learn the law in action by partnering with Bay Area startups pro bono.
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Berkeley Law students in the Startup Law Initiative, or SLI, learn the law in action by partnering with Bay Area startups pro bono.
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The BART Board of Directors voted June 30 to support Senate Bill 532, authored by Sen. Scott Wiener, D-District 11, which temporarily raises Bay Area bridge tolls by $1.50 from January 2024 to December 2028 in order to fund public transit. 
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The BART Board of Directors voted June 30 to support Senate Bill 532, authored by Sen. Scott Wiener, D-District 11, which temporarily raises Bay Area bridge tolls by $1.50 from January 2024 to December 2028 in order to fund public transit. 
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For me, being queer comes with seeing the world in a lot of color.
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For me, being queer comes with seeing the world in a lot of color.
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