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Tuesday, June 23, 2020

UC Berkeley reopens 15 research buildings, plans to open more

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The return of research at UC Berkeley is underway, with 30 research buildings planned to open by the end of June, campus administration said.
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City

Sunday, May 10, 2020
Jessie Areguin

Berkeley town hall meeting discusses indicators needed for reopening

Mayor Jesse Arreguín hosted a virtual town hall meeting Saturday to discuss the city’s progress dealing with COVID-19 and to answer questions from citizens about the city’s transition to reopening.
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City

Thursday, March 5, 2020

Community takes measures to prevent further spread of COVID-19

Communitywide preparations are underway after the first case of COVID-19, a coronavirus that has been spreading across the globe, has been confirmed in Berkeley.
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City, Election 2016 Retrospective Issue

Monday, November 6, 2017

‘A little unrealistic’: Berkeley City Council sees mixed reception since 2016 election

The degree to which City Council has translated its progressive ideas into action since the 2016 local elections remains a widespread source of debate.
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City

Monday, March 6, 2017

Know your council: District 5 Councilmember Sophie Hahn looks to build community

Sophie Hahn is now a District 5 Berkeley City Council member. But she’s also a mother, a former lawyer, a whistleblower and an activist.
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City

Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Homeless Berkeley residents face health concerns during winter

While the holidays were a time of celebration for many, for homeless residents in Berkeley, the dropping temperatures meant increasing strains on their health that led to the death of two community members.
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City

Monday, December 19, 2016

Storm shelter capacity doubles as weather worsens

The capacity of storm shelters in Berkeley has doubled in response to a City Council directive discussed at last Tuesday’s meeting, providing about 130 people with nightly shelter as the weather in Berkeley worsens.
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Campus

Sunday, April 27, 2014

UC Berkeley opens new Emergency Operations Center in Warren Hall

UC Berkeley’s new Emergency Operations Center, located in Warren Hall, was officially opened on Friday, as part of a five year plan to improve campus emergency response procedures.
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Campus

Friday, February 28, 2014

UC Berkeley prepares for earthquakes by improving faults in emergency procedure

The plan consists of about three dozen strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing UC Berkeley’s ability to respond to and recover from emergencies and disasters.
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Campus

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

UC Berkeley administrators identify shortcomings after Sept. 30 explosion

In the hours following the campuswide power outage and explosion on Sept. 30, certain campus personnel failed to completely activate their emergency response teams, and communication with students lacked clarity and consistency.
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