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Longtime Berkeley activist Wayne Hsiung was convicted of larceny and breaking and entering Monday for taking a sick goat from a North Carolina meat farm in Feb. 2018.
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As Alameda County finishes counting ballots, results from the 2020 general elections largely remain consistent with initial tallies.
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Incumbent Jesse Arreguín is leading the race for Berkeley mayor with 64.92% of the vote, defeating candidates Wayne Hsiung, Aidan Hill and Naomi Pete as of press time.
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Arreguín has served as mayor with respect and awareness, and he will only improve to better support the city of Berkeley.
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The ASUC Office of the External Affairs Vice President hosted a virtual town hall Monday night to ask Berkeley’s three mayoral candidates — incumbent Mayor Jesse Arreguín, Wayne Hsiung and Aidan Hill — about their platforms, especially those regarding student issues.
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As the Berkeley mayoral race enters its final month, candidates explained their campaigns’ platforms and fundraising strategies.
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With four weeks until the Nov. 3 election, city of Berkeley mayoral candidates Wayne Hsiung, Aidan Hill and incumbent Mayor Jesse Arreguín gathered virtually for a debate moderated and organized by BridgeUSA at Berkeley and The Daily Californian.
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Three of Berkeley’s four mayoral candidates gathered for a Thursday night Q&A forum hosted by several community groups and answered questions regarding housing, transportation and climate needs.
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Prominent activist Wayne Hsiung is running for mayor with a pledge to only receive funding from citizens as well as bold plans to eradicate homelessness and carbon from the city within five years.
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Whole Foods on Telegraph Avenue in Berkeley successfully placed a restraining order on the animal rights activist group Direct Action Everywhere, or DxE, in response to the group’s demonstrations on Whole Foods’ property.
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