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In an effort to accelerate the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, Berkeley expanded vaccination eligibility Monday to include grocery and convenience store workers, in-person educators and child care providers.
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CVS Pharmacy began administering the COVID-19 vaccine Friday to eligible populations across 11 states, including California, as part of the Federal Pharmacy Partnership.
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In response to community interest and in order comply with state law, Berkeley Police Department released a community briefing video Saturday regarding a police shooting that took place Jan. 2.
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Berkeley city officials, the Bagai family and others unveiled the renamed Kala Bagai Way on Thursday, the first street in Berkeley to be named after an Asian immigrant.
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East Bay teachers and parents met Wednesday afternoon to speak out against the Biden administration’s plans to reopen the majority of schools within its first 100 days of office.
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Berkeley City Council struck down a vote of no confidence in Berkeley Police Chief Andrew Greenwood, citing a lack of authority over city department heads.
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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, three city of Berkeley summer camps announced changes in operations and will start accepting registration forms starting next week.
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On Tuesday evening, Berkeley police officers arrested two suspects for alleged carjacking and several weapons-related violations.
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The city of Berkeley offers its community a myriad of fast-food chain restaurants, boba shops and ramen eateries. Joining Berkeley’s food scene in mid-March is MIXT, a restaurant with build-your-own and made-to-order salads, in addition to other healthy items.
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California State Treasurer Fiona Ma released data indicating “impressive” increases in affordable housing production around the state in 2020.
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