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WEBNew UC Berkeley chancellor Rich Lyons talks Gaza protests, fiscal challenges, town-gown relations. A former dean and a prolific fundraiser, Lyons spoke with enthusiasm about the “power of loving what you do” and his plans to leverage Cal’s intellectual property to bring in more revenue. by Frances Dinkelspiel September 24, 2024.
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Best free or cheap Berkeley activities that happen every week
WEBOct 17, 2023 — From farmers markets to trivia nights, we put together a roundup of events and activities held regularly in Berkeley.
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WEBOvertime, extra tasks are burning out Berkeley police, consultant says Persisting vacancies leave more work for sworn staff, which has tanked morale, which makes recruitment and retention more difficult, according to Citygate Associates. Police also don’t feel they have support from the community or the City Council.
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Coronavirus - Berkeleyside
WEBJun 27, 2022 — How to protect yourself from Berkeley’s summer COVID-19 surge. COVID cases are rising in Alameda County and the rest of California. Here’s what to know about the latest variant, symptoms and what to do if you get infected. by Supriya Yelimeli and Azucena Rasilla August 18, 2023.
A guide to Berkeley's shorebirds
WEBMar 12, 2021 — Spring is almost here, but there’s still time to enjoy the thousands of shorebirds that are visiting the Berkeley waterfront for some winter R&R. These birds were able to travel in 2020, even if we couldn’t. Many flew thousands of miles to get here, from as far away as the High Arctic or the Great Plains. Shorebirds are drawn to the Bay ...
Opinion — Berkeleyside
WEBOpinion: Lawmakers must tighten restrictions on rat poisons to protect wildlife The Poison Free Wildlife Act, AB 2552, would apply common sense controls on certain rodenticides while still allowing their use to protect agriculture, water supplies, and public health in cases of emergency infestations.