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An off-duty University of California police sergeant allegedly shot and killed an armed robber Sunday morning at Nation’s Giant hamburgers in San Pablo, as first reported by NBC Bay Area.
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The Othering and Belonging Institute issued an update to its investigation on racial residential segregation in the Bay Area to include 2020 census data.
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On Monday, Caltrans announced the adoption of an action plan to improve walking, bicycling and transit options throughout the state.
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On Thursday evening about 7:25 p.m., the Berkeley Police Department, or BPD, responded to several calls that detailed gunshots in the San Pablo neighborhood of South Berkeley.
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Berkeley City Council decided to crack down on RVs on Berkeley streets at a special City Council meeting Thursday evening, amending existing municipal code to clarify the prohibition amid outcry from students, senior citizens and members of the homeless community who live in vehicles that now face harsher restrictions.
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Berkeley Police department arrested a wanted man on the 2800th block of San Pablo Avenue Saturday afternoon, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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The 510 area code is expected to run out of prefixes, or the first three numbers after the area code, by “the second quarter of 2019.”
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Berkeley Police Department released a Nixle alert Tuesday morning about a hit-and-run investigation in the 3100 block of San Pablo Avenue.
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Ben Bartlett was recently endorsed by Juanita Jones Abernathy, an influential figure in the Civil Rights Movement, for the competitive California assembly district 15 seat.
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Sutter Health plans to shut down Berkeley’s only acute-care hospital, Alta Bates Medical Center, one mile from the UC Berkeley campus and the beloved birthplace of thousands of area residents, including many in the UC Berkeley community. If you are a UC Berkeley student, your health and wellbeing are at risk
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