Proposed California Senate bill to extend Cal Grant to incarcerated students
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A proposed California State Senate bill may extend the availability of Cal Grant funds to incarcerated students.
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Berkeley City Council approves construction of Kaiser Permanente offices, parking lot
On April 30, Berkeley City Council voted to approve the construction of a Kaiser Permanente medical office building and a surface parking lot to serve patients.
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UC Berkeley students navigate intersection of LGBTQ+, Christian communities
Last semester, a campuswide controversy rooted in the ASUC brought to light a rift between the Christian and LGBTQ+ communities at UC Berkeley.
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Berkeley City Council to discuss zoning board appeal, missing middle housing
Berkeley City Council is scheduled to discuss a contentious Zoning Adjustments Board appeal and a much-anticipated missing middle housing report at its regular meeting Tuesday.
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2 UC Berkeley alumni recognized as 2019 Pulitzer Prize winners, finalists
This year’s Pulitzer Prize winners and finalists include two UC Berkeley alumni who found their roots in journalism at The Daily Californian.
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The Daily Bruin, UCLA’s Communications Board meet to reform editor in chief selection process
A two-hour meeting was held on Saturday between members of UCLA’s Communications Board and senior staff of The Daily Bruin as a follow-up to their Wednesday meeting regarding the Board’s oversight of the selection process of the newspaper’s editor-in-chief.
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Berkeley releases report to address city’s homeless crisis
Berkeley city manager Dee Williams-Ridley and her staff responded to a Berkeley City Council referral for a “1,000 Person Plan to Address Homelessness” in a 36-page report.
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UC Berkeley engineering alumnus allegedly poisoned co-worker, charged with attempted murder
UC Berkeley alumnus David Xu was arrested Thursday on charges of allegedly attempting to kill his co-worker by poisoning her food and water.
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Berkeley City Council reconsiders RV restrictions amid public pushback
The Berkeley City Council revisited the issue of recreational vehicles, or RVs, in the city at its regular meeting Tuesday, adopting a second reading of the ordinance that clarified that the ban would not go into effect until after the creation of an RV permitting program.
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‘The best-kept secret in California’: Berkeley Adult School offers language, career education courses
Since 1881, the Berkeley Adult School, or BAS, has provided English as a second language, career and technical education courses to help the city’s adult learners achieve their career and personal goals.
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