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The Berkeley Fire Department and Berkeley Police Department responded to a fire that broke out on the roof of 2216 Blake Street Wednesday morning.
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City Council passed a package of proposals to help create more affordable housing at its regular meeting Tuesday.
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The weekend’s “alt-right” rally and several counterprotests dominated conversations between Berkeley residents and police officers at Tuesday’s “Coffee With a Cop” event in Downtown Berkeley.
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On Feb. 12, 2013, police responded to a disturbance call in Downtown Berkeley that ended with the sudden in-custody death of Kayla Moore, a 347-pound black transgender woman with a history of mental illness.
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Cal basketball senior Robert Thurman talks about his nickname “The Thurminator.” Fellow basketball players Bak Bak and Brandon Smith sing about leaving Berkeley. Read more about Thurman here.
Much like last Saturday’s loss to Stanford, Allen Crabbe took more than 10 minutes to score his basket of the night against Utah. Luckily for the Cal men’s basketball team, it didn’t take until the second half for Crabbe to net his second basket. After hitting a 3-pointer at the
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Thursday’s 5:30 p.m. visit to the Jon M. Huntsman Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, would seem to be just what the doctor ordered for a Cal men’s basketball team that has lost four of its last six games. The Bears (10-7, 2-3 in the Pac-12) swept the 11th-place Utes
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Eventually, the Cal men’s basketball team will need to diversify its offense. But to defeat CSU Bakersfield in their season opener Sunday night, all the Bears needed was a heavy dosage of Justin Cobbs and Allen Crabbe. The pair of junior guards outscored the Roadrunners in the first half, building
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For the first time as Cal men’s basketball coach, Mike Montgomery won’t have Jorge Gutierrez and Harper Kamp beside him in Haas Pavilion. But he may not need them to reach the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time in his five seasons in Berkeley. “We’ve got a good nucleus of
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