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A man was robbed and punched in the throat June 13 around 10:15 p.m. at the intersection of Allston Way and San Pablo Avenue in what was one of several street robberies that occurred this month.
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Berkeley Fire Department reported a gas leak on San Pablo Avenue on Friday around 10:20 a.m. Shortly after, PG&E secured the gas leak and the roadway was reopened.
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Berkeley Police Department officers responded Thursday to a person allegedly throwing glass into the street on the 3000 block of San Pablo Avenue, leading to street closures.
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At 9:20 a.m., Berkeley Police Department officers responded to a solo vehicle collision at the intersection of Ashby Avenue and San Pablo Avenue, according to a BPD Nixle Alert. The vehicle collided with a “signal light/lamp post” and the driver of the vehicle was taken to a local hospital with
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At 12:50 a.m. on Feb. 6, an unknown driver collided with a light pole on the 2600 block of San Pablo Avenue, according to Berkeley Police Department spokesperson Officer Byron White.
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In a few years, the spot where the local restaurant once stood will likely be filled with a five-story apartment building.
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The 2700 block of San Pablo Avenue has been opened after all vehicle and pedestrian traffic was prohibited for about an hour due to a gas line leak.
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The city of Berkeley is undergoing a transition toward sustainability thanks to its green infrastructure plan, among other independent projects.
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Since 1881, the Berkeley Adult School, or BAS, has provided English as a second language, career and technical education courses to help the city’s adult learners achieve their career and personal goals.
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The city of Berkeley is exploring the prospect of creating an opportunity fund — an investment vehicle created under President Donald Trump’s 2017 tax bill — to direct investment into poor areas by outlining “opportunity zones” where real estate investments may significantly reduce federal taxes.
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