Berkeley police report increased catalytic converter thefts in Bay Area
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Catalytic converter thefts are on the rise in the Bay Area, with 74 thefts reported this year as of press time.
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‘Step up for them’: Hazard pay for Berkeley grocery store workers passes
Grocery store workers in Berkeley will now receive an additional $5 of hazard pay per hour after Berkeley City Council unanimously voted to pass an ordinance regarding the pay Tuesday.
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UC Berkeley report finds higher wages may not lead to business closures
The UC Berkeley Food Labor Research Center and One Fair Wage, or OFW, released a report analyzing how a higher minimum wage impacts the ability of small businesses and restaurants to stay open during the pandemic.
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Student Action candidates look to prioritize students, COVID-19 transition
The Student Action party announced its executive candidate slate and transfer representative candidate Sunday evening for the upcoming ASUC elections.
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Interaction or infection: Fragile balance of co-living amid COVID-19
However, whether my expectations were too high or I was far too optimistic about the risk, that worst case scenario came earlier than expected.
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Cal women’s soccer returns, ready to rehash troubling records against Oregon State, Oregon
The blue and gold grace the field against Oregon and Oregon State with fairly high expectations for an unusual springtime return.
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‘Left to our own devices’: UC Berkeley budget deficit impacts student instructors
Alleged reduced teaching staff and longer office hour wait times are among the myriad problems for undergraduate and graduate student instructors, respectively uGSIs and GSIs, as a result of UC Berkeley budget cuts.
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Cal women’s soccer preseason storylines: Bears to navigate troubled waters
After an already challenging year for Cal women’s soccer, the Bears are bracing for what may be their toughest season to date.
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UC Berkeley report shows COVID-19 impact on early child care workers
For Kyra Swenson, an infant and childhood educator, returning to work during the COVID-19 pandemic was not an option. She added that she felt unsafe in the classroom due to insufficient public health guidance.
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Oakland police arrest Berkeley man on suspicion of anti-Asian hate crimes
Oakland Police Department announced Tuesday that it arrested a Berkeley man for alleged criminal threats made on social media involving hate crimes against the Asian community.
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