BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 19, 2023
Dollar Tree
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Local Businesses
OCTOBER 27, 2022
'A big loss': 99 Cents Only Store on San Pablo Avenue to close permanently
At 11 a.m. on a Thursday, the 99 Cents Only Store on San Pablo Avenue is crowded. The shelves are emptying and sale signs are tacked up, but customers line up to check out with baskets filled to the brim.
Local Businesses
OCTOBER 27, 2022
'A big loss': 99 Cents Only Store on San Pablo Avenue to close permanently
At 11 a.m. on a Thursday, the 99 Cents Only Store on San Pablo Avenue is crowded. The shelves are emptying and sale signs are tacked up, but customers line up to check out with baskets filled to the brim.
City
MAY 18, 2021
Shattuck Avenue Dollar Tree closes, limiting discount options in Berkeley
The Dollar Tree, located on Shattuck Avenue, closed permanently Saturday, according to an employee of the store. Dollar Tree spokesperson Kayleigh Painter said the store, which had been open for 15 years, does not have plans to relocate.
City
MAY 18, 2021
Shattuck Avenue Dollar Tree closes, limiting discount options in Berkeley
The Dollar Tree, located on Shattuck Avenue, closed permanently Saturday, according to an employee of the store. Dollar Tree spokesperson Kayleigh Painter said the store, which had been open for 15 years, does not have plans to relocate.
City
JANUARY 28, 2015
As city begins to implement Measure D, businesses already impacted by 'soda tax'
Colloquially known as the “soda tax,” Berkeley’s 1-cent per ounce tax on distributors of sodas and sugary drinks passed in November of last year. With such a tax in place, city retailers will ultimately have the choice of whether to pay the tax themselves or raise the price of their products.
City
JANUARY 28, 2015
As city begins to implement Measure D, businesses already impacted by 'soda tax'
Colloquially known as the “soda tax,” Berkeley’s 1-cent per ounce tax on distributors of sodas and sugary drinks passed in November of last year. With such a tax in place, city retailers will ultimately have the choice of whether to pay the tax themselves or raise the price of their products.
