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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MAY 24, 2023

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I never expected to love UC Berkeley in the way I do. And there are many other things that defied my expectations coming here.
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I never expected to love UC Berkeley in the way I do. And there are many other things that defied my expectations coming here.
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Severe storms in Berkeley have led to power outages and damage to trees and buildings around the city. 
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Severe storms in Berkeley have led to power outages and damage to trees and buildings around the city. 
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The Berkeley Fire Department, or BFD, plans to launch a comprehensive neighborhood program to reduce wildfire risks later this March.
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The Berkeley Fire Department, or BFD, plans to launch a comprehensive neighborhood program to reduce wildfire risks later this March.
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A sudden white dusting of snow covered Berkeley Hills and Grizzly Peak Boulevard on Friday morning after a cold night of rain and hail, as California’s winter storm touched elevated local areas.
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A sudden white dusting of snow covered Berkeley Hills and Grizzly Peak Boulevard on Friday morning after a cold night of rain and hail, as California’s winter storm touched elevated local areas.
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Undergraduate students rallied in support of the ongoing academic worker strike at 3 p.m. Friday in front of the Campanile before marching to UC President Michael Drake’s house in the Berkeley Hills
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Undergraduate students rallied in support of the ongoing academic worker strike at 3 p.m. Friday in front of the Campanile before marching to UC President Michael Drake’s house in the Berkeley Hills
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The state of California is pushing back on Berkeley City Council’s attempts to limit construction of accessory dwelling units, or ADUs, in the Berkeley Hills, arguing that the council’s actions violate state law.
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The state of California is pushing back on Berkeley City Council’s attempts to limit construction of accessory dwelling units, or ADUs, in the Berkeley Hills, arguing that the council’s actions violate state law.
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The California Association of Realtors, or CAR, formally apologized for historically supporting exclusionary housing practices, including redlining and the overturning of California’s first fair housing law.
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The California Association of Realtors, or CAR, formally apologized for historically supporting exclusionary housing practices, including redlining and the overturning of California’s first fair housing law.
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The city published a series of recommendations from the Berkeley Fire Department in preparation for California’s upcoming wildfire season.
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The city published a series of recommendations from the Berkeley Fire Department in preparation for California’s upcoming wildfire season.
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The city of Berkeley plans to plant 1,000 to 1,800 trees throughout North and South Berkeley over the next 15 months to improve quality of life and mitigate equity issues, as part of the "Trees Make Life Better" program.
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The city of Berkeley plans to plant 1,000 to 1,800 trees throughout North and South Berkeley over the next 15 months to improve quality of life and mitigate equity issues, as part of the "Trees Make Life Better" program.
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Berkeley City Council approved the creation of new bus lanes, bikeways and widened sidewalks in south Berkeley at its regular meeting Tuesday. 
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Berkeley City Council approved the creation of new bus lanes, bikeways and widened sidewalks in south Berkeley at its regular meeting Tuesday. 
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