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A Bay Area white supremacist group placed antisemitic flyers on the doorsteps of hundreds of North Berkeley hills residents Feb. 20, blaming the COVID-19 agenda on Jewish communities.
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UC Berkeley will begin closing off sections of the Jordan Fire Trail on Sept. 20 as part of the Jordan Fire Trail Improvement Project, which aims to reduce wildfire fuel in the area.
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Ah, summer. With the air getting warmer and the days getting longer, my favorite time of year is almost upon us. Whether you’re planning to road trip down the California coast or make bank at your new internship, there’s no better way to end these hot summer days than by watching the sunset. Here are the best spots in and around Berkeley to enjoy some of the most beautiful sunset views you’ll ever see.
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UCPD reported an aggravated assault and robbery involving a gun that occurred Saturday afternoon at Grizzly Peak.
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Two aggravated assaults occurred Saturday afternoon at the Lawrence Hall of Science terrace parking lot and Grizzly Peak, according to a UCPD email.
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The Oakland Police Department is investigating a homicide that occurred today on Grizzly Peak, according to a warning from UCPD.
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UC Berkeley student Obioma Onuoha, who was reported missing according to an alert from Berkeley UCPD that was sent out Wednesday evening, has been found.
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AC Transit is eliminating some lines and combining others to make up for budget losses in the proposed fiscal years 2020 to 2021, according to a virtual board meeting Wednesday.
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Whether you’re about to embark on life after college or you’re just a freshman just getting started, here are a few things to check out while you’re still at UC Berkeley.
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Nearly every day we are bombarded by the headlines of crises happening around the world. We are often left with very little ability to have an impact on these events — except for one very important takeaway. Disasters around the world can remind us to prepare for the inevitable crisis that will impact our own community.
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