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Monday, January 3, 2022

Berkeley resident faces federal handgun possession charges

During Memorial Day weekend 2021, an occupant of a BMW SUV allegedly fired nine shots toward San Pablo Park. City resident Reginald Patillo has since been charged in federal court with possession of three handguns allegedly linked to the shooting investigation.

Berkeley resident Reginald Patillo was charged in federal court on Dec. 10 with possession of three handguns allegedly linked to a Memorial Day shooting investigation.
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Pressroom Banter

Friday, May 29, 2020

Red light: Amid pandemic, sports should be in no rush

Despite financial losses, leagues need to consider the health of their players and fans. With the coronavirus still actively spreading, teams must proceed cautiously and not force a return to normal.
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City

Wednesday, May 27, 2020

300 food bags donated to Bear Pantry to celebrate end of Ramadan, Memorial Day

The Maktab Tarighat Oveyssi Shahmaghsoudi School of Islamic Sufism in Berkeley donated 300 bags to the Bear Pantry on May 25 as part of a joint food drive with Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín to celebrate the end of Ramadan and Memorial Day.
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City

Sunday, May 24, 2020

City officials address status of COVID-19 in Berkeley during virtual town hall

Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín held a town hall meeting Saturday to go over the status of COVID-19 testing in Berkeley and answer questions from constituents regarding what is allowed under the current shelter-in-place order.
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College Life

Sunday, October 21, 2018

150 years of light: Surprising things that are as old as UC Berkeley

If you ever have had to type anything for a class at UC Berkeley, then you have experienced the effect of this invention that was patented in 1868. The keys that you pound away on at this timeless campus were invented around the same time UC Berkeley was!
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Columns

Tuesday, August 7, 2018

Memoirs of a bad artist

Now and Again

In college my inability to create for myself anymore convinced me that I hadn’t even been an especially good writer to begin with.
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City

Wednesday, July 11, 2018

Berkeley Marina vehicular community holds press conference with demands to city

Several speakers gathered at the Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center about 12:30 p.m., according to Yesica Prado, a Berkeley Marina vehicular resident.
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Crime & Courts

Friday, June 8, 2018

Berkeley resident arrested for alleged harassment of diverse group on Shattuck Avenue

On May 26, witnesses on Shattuck Avenue directed a police officer toward a white woman who was allegedly harassing an ethnically diverse group and physically attacking an individual in that group.
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College Life

Friday, June 1, 2018

Why May is the most boring month — and why we’re glad it’s over

There’s no doubt that our year is full of plenty of boring months. February, March, September and November all make the cut. But what about May? Frankly, this often overlooked month is way more boring than we all think it is, and here are some reasons why.
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Culture Shot

Monday, May 21, 2018

Picks of the Week: Madonna, Memorial Day and modern art

Before you read any further, open up Spotify or Apple Music or Tidal or whatever service you use to listen to music, and put on “Called Out In The Dark.”
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Topics

Berkeley resident faces federal handgun possession charges

Red light: Amid pandemic, sports should be in no rush

300 food bags donated to Bear Pantry to celebrate end of Ramadan, Memorial Day

City officials address status of COVID-19 in Berkeley during virtual town hall

150 years of light: Surprising things that are as old as UC Berkeley

Memoirs of a bad artist

Now and Again

Berkeley Marina vehicular community holds press conference with demands to city

Berkeley resident arrested for alleged harassment of diverse group on Shattuck Avenue

Why May is the most boring month — and why we’re glad it’s over