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In response to community interest and in order comply with state law, Berkeley Police Department released a community briefing video Saturday regarding a police shooting that took place Jan. 2.
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Berkeley Police Department located John Fizer, a previously missing person at risk, safe in Berkeley on Thursday, according to an update to a previous Nixle alert.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Monday that CVS and Walgreens will administer the Pfizer vaccine to state residents and staff in long-term care facilities under the federal COVID-19 Pharmacy Partnership.
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After receiving a stamp of approval from the Western States Scientific Safety Review Workgroup on Sunday, the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine may be available in Berkeley later this week.
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Berkeley City Council unanimously passed an ordinance at its meeting Tuesday that requires large food retailers to stock only healthy food and drink options in their checkout aisles, making Berkeley the first city in the nation to pass such a law.
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Restaurants and businesses in Berkeley’s Telegraph Avenue district are facing a large decline in business due to the spread of COVID-19, or the coronavirus, and the shelter-in-place order.
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With the recent closure of Sam’s Market, UC Berkeley students are left with approximately two options for purchasing fresh groceries near campus: the UC Berkeley Student Food Collective or Walgreens.
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On July 1, AC Transit bus users experienced a 25-cent increase in fares for adult riders paying in cash, though the price for Clipper card users remained stagnant.
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CalSERVE announced UC Berkeley junior Maureen Simmons as its executive vice president candidate Sunday evening for the 2019 ASUC elections, adding onto its 3-person executive slate.
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An 18-story, mixed-use building with 274 residential units is set to replace the Walgreens building in Downtown Berkeley after the City Council approved the project in a Zoning Adjustments Board, or ZAB, appeal hearing at Thursday’s special meeting.
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