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Thursday, December 10, 2020

Bay Area companies Zenbooth, Gehl assist in fight against COVID-19 pandemic

Zenbooth and Gehl, two companies in the Bay Area, have been engaging in efforts to help ensure public safety and assist the medical field in the continuing fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, shifting their business focuses.

When the pandemic first took force, Bay Area companies Zenbooth and Gehl pivoted from business-as-usual to assist the medical field in advancing the fight against COVID-19.
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Elections 2020

Wednesday, November 4, 2020

Terry Taplin leads race against incumbent for Berkeley City Council District 2 seat

In a tight race, candidate Terry Taplin is leading against incumbent Cheryl Davila with 38.52% of the vote for the Berkeley City Council District 2 seat, as of press time.
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Editorials

Friday, September 4, 2020

To secure public safety, city of Berkeley must fight gun violence

CITY AFFAIRS: Berkeley must create a plan to end long-standing gun violence

Intermittent statements from city officials denouncing gun violence exist, but Berkeley has a duty to its residents to revamp public safety initiatives.
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City

Tuesday, July 28, 2020

Self-testing for COVID-19 available at kiosk in San Pablo Park

Berkeley Public Health announced Tuesday its two-day pilot of a COVID-19 test kiosk in which participants can swab their own mouths and place the samples in a receptacle under supervision.
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Local Schools

Sunday, June 7, 2020

Berkeley High School students bring awareness to Black Lives Matter, school segregation

With Berkeley’s long history of student activism, it is no surprise that the younger generation of Berkeley residents is working to mitigate intraschool segregation through community events and partnerships with local Black-owned businesses.
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Editorials

Friday, October 25, 2019

Facial recognition ban highlights hypocrisy

CITY AFFAIRS: A ban means a ban.

Banning facial recognition technology, yet considering exemptions for certain locations of said technology, is hypocritical, to say the least.
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City

Monday, October 21, 2019

Before ban, city of Berkeley acquired facial recognition technology

While the move was largely seen as preventing surveillance overreaches, internal city communications reveal that the city acquired facial recognition technology.
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Picks of the Week

Thursday, July 4, 2019

Picks of the Week: All-American activities to liven up your 4th of July

For an extra patriotic night, celebrate on the USS Hornet, a World War II-era naval ship that now acts as a museum.
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Best of Berkeley

Thursday, April 18, 2019

Best of Berkeley: Campus 2019

Best building: Berkeley Way West UC Berkeley’s psychology, public health and education departments may have been disappointed to have to pack up their old offices when, in 2018, they were told they’d be moving to the new building on Berkeley Way. Little did these faculty and staff members know that
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Crime & Courts

Monday, April 15, 2019

City of Berkeley offers $50K reward for information regarding unsolved South Berkeley murder

The City of Berkeley is offering a $50,000 reward for information that could lead to the arrest of suspects involved in the unsolved 2016 murder of Alex Goodwin Jr.
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