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Sunday Streets is a part of the international Open Streets Project, which aims to shut down high-traffic areas for the enjoyment of the public. Berkeley’s street festivities included a family Bastille Day celebration, the second annual Downtown Berkeley Pet Parade, and Cornerfest, an outdoor music concert hosted by Cornerstone Craft Beer & Live Music.
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This summer, four BART stations will transition to having Clipper cards as the only fare available for purchase, a change that is expected to become system-wide in 2020.
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Summer street fairs are not only a great experience, but also one of the best ways to enrich your summer and spend time with those you love.
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The upcoming warm months provide an ample opportunity for unwinding, slowing down and recharging our batteries before we face the fall semester.
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Overall retail usage in Berkeley’s commercial districts has declined from 44.8 percent to 39.4 percent in just three years, according to the city’s Office of Economic Development.
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A laptop theft occurred in a Downtown Berkeley café Wednesday afternoon, according to Berkeley Police Department spokesperson Officer Byron White.
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The city of Berkeley has started distributing official legal notices to members of the homeless population who keep their belongings on the street in violation of municipal code.
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Red Door Eats, a new sandwich shop, opened its appropriately-named red doors to customers in Downtown Berkeley on January 27.
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Berkeley City Council approved the creation of a housing complex in Downtown Berkeley entirely at market-rate. Community members have blindly rallied around increased housing, without pushing for the affordability of those developments. What’s the point of building more housing if the people who need it the most can’t afford it?
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