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UCPD reported an assault and robbery that took place Sunday evening at the Walgreens on 2310 Telegraph Ave.
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Amid efforts across the United States to increase the availability of vaccines, the city of Berkeley announced Friday that all residents above the age of 16 in Alameda County may make appointments to receive the vaccine.
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With the state of California expanding COVID-19 vaccine eligibility and Alameda County recently moving into the less restrictive red tier, COVID-19 case rates and hospitalizations have seen a decline in the past month.
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Vaccination appointments are now available for certain Berkeley and Alameda County residents from March 30 to April 3.
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On Friday, the city of Berkeley announced the availability of COVID-19 vaccination appointments for Berkeley or Alameda County residents who are at least 65 years old, have an underlying health condition as defined by the state or currently face an increased risk of exposure in certain work sectors.
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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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