- News, May 29, 2002
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Attack of the Moans
New Spectator boss has big plans, but tough times, the Net, and a rival's lawsuit threaten to sink the local highbrow sex tabloid.
- News, Jan 21, 2009
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Food-Free Zone?
Berkeley city planners may finally resolve the beef over Sunday Thai breakfasts.
- News, Dec 13, 2006
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Jenn Goes Wild
Ex-Raiderette talks about sex, hot tubs, and her role in the Real World.
- News, Jun 13, 2012
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Are American Indian Public Charter School's Test Scores Inflated?
There is some evidence that the controversial, and highly vaunted school, may be cherry-picking the best students for admission in violation of district rules.
- News, Feb 8, 2012
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What Happened to the Chron's Paywall?
The newspaper has quietly stopped charging for stories on its website.
- News, Feb 8, 2012
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The 18th Assembly District: This Year's Most Competitive Race
The contest to replace Swanson features four candidates — Rob Bonta, Abel Guillen, Joel Young, and Kathy Neal — who each have a legitimate shot at winning.
- News, Oct 20, 2010
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Measure R Is About Climate Change
Backed by environmentalists, Berkeley's Measure R would help the city meet its landmark climate change goals, but anti-growth activists are trying to kill it.
- News, Oct 27, 2010
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The Twin Battle Over the Budget
Proposition 25 would make it easier to pass a budget each year, while Proposition 26 would make it tougher to raise revenues.
- News, Jun 8, 2001
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On the Green Beat
New expansion plans at the Port of Oakland could significantly increase the number of alien exotic organisms in San Francisco Bay.
- News, Nov 7, 2001
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Seven Days
More Anthrax, Less Oakland; Fewer Candidates, Tougher Competition; Less Politics, More Drinking
- News, Mar 24, 2004
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Bum-Rushing the Bulldozers
Since local Jewish activists can't make it to the Middle East, they head out to San Leandro instead.
- News, Oct 13, 2010
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The Ambitions of Ikea and Emeryville's Schools Intersect on 53rd Street
Council decision and upcoming election could change one neighborhood in the city.
- News, Jan 16, 2002
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News & Notes
Judith Scherr leaves a job, Christopher Barfield loses two strikes, Jerry Brown eludes a promise.
- News, May 25, 2001
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Restoring Creeks with Native Plants Requires a Fresh Start
But locals who live along Oakland's Sausal Creek have mixed feelings when hearing that some non-natives have been slated for removal.
- News, Oct 6, 2010
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Illiterate About Elections? Visit Electionland
Crowd-sourcing and our handpicked experts will help you wade through the election fog at CA.Electionland.com.
- News, Dec 22, 2010
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Berkeley Settles Library Fight
The city council has agreed to a partial deal that will allow the remodel of two branch libraries. But it could still allow the demolition and rebuild of two others.
- News, Apr 20, 2001
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North Berkeley Synagogue Plan Takes a Big Step Forward; Moses Mayne Wins District 6
So, is there going to be a casino on the former Oakland Army Base or isn't there?
- News, Mar 9, 2011
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More Alameda Turmoil
As the special election for a schools parcel tax neared, supporters and opponents exchanged charges of illegality.
- News, Apr 21, 2004
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Biodumb
Our eco-hoax fooled no one -- well, okay, it fooled one one.
- News, May 11, 2001
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Involuntary Simplicity
I call landlords madly until Gabe starts to throw things or shout into the phone.
