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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a slew of new life adjustments for everyone during the global shutdown. Among these changes is a repopularized hobby taken up by many Berkeley residents: biking.
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UC Berkeley researchers examined the usage of transportation network companies across California and how to incentivize pooling and ride shares.
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Even when you love teaching, who wants to stick around at a job lacking such basic necessities? Most lecturers can’t afford to.
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Prop. 22 is a crucial step in gig companies’ fight to protect their business models and create a category of workers without rights.
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The Berkeley Forum hosted a virtual panel Monday featuring labor rights organizers and economists to discuss the future of the gig economy.
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Out of the 12 propositions on the ballot, three have been approved by voters and five have failed while the rest remain uncertain, as of press time.
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According to data gathered by California Target Book, which gives nonpartisan information on the state’s politics, voters have seen an increase of more than $150 million in spending on advertisements for ballot measures this year compared to 2016.
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Here are The Daily Californian Editorial Board’s takes on each of the measures and how residents should vote this November.
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Victoria Fierce, co-founder of East Bay for Everyone and director of operations for the California Renters Legal Advocacy and Education Fund, is running for the AC Transit Board of Directors at-large seat.
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We can and should make mobility a right for everyone, not just a privilege for those who can afford it.
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