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Water polo players were told to leave the pool at practice Sept. 4. They were allowed to return to practice Sept. 5, after chemical levels had been balanced, Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, spokesperson Charles Burress told Berkeleyside.
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BART uses ShakeAlert to detect initial, nondamaging waves called P-waves. This allows the system to prepare for the stronger S-waves — which can cause major damage — and slow and stop trains.
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After more than a year of debate over the bill, SB 320, the only hurdle left is the governor’s approval. The bill passed the California State Assembly on Wednesday and went back to the state Senate, where it was passed Thursday morning.
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Sundquist said she was nearly kidnapped and was driven almost four miles away from her destination into the woods. To escape, she said in her post that she jumped out of the car and ran.
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According to its endorsement announcement, BPA chose candidates that showed commitment to keeping Berkeley neighborhoods safe. The BPA represents members of the Berkeley Police Department.
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At UC Berkeley, seven of the 10 highest-paid employees are in the athletics department, according to the database.
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The arrests took place during a “No to Marxism” demonstration organized by alt-right protesters, and most of those arrested were counterprotesters.
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From Petaluma school board to Berkeley’s own city council race, recent campus graduates are vying for spots in local government. These graduates hope to join many other UC Berkeley grads that hold office, from Gov. Jerry Brown to Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín.
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If passed, each time property of a certain tier is sold or transferred, the transaction would be taxed at a higher rate, according to the meeting’s agenda.
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Here my mind rested for a moment on the central question tying Trump, Yiannopoulos and the Capital Gazette together: What do we really think about free speech, and what is threatening it?
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