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Monday's Briefing: Husband of former Berkeley councilmember drowns

St. Mary's begins March Madness on Thursday
Housing Crisis Averted in San Leandro?

The city's rent review board has nothing to do.
Wednesday's Briefing: Alameda County Board of Supervisors approve reforms to Urban Shield, but will it lose funding?

Gov. Gavin Newsom to take 737 prisoners off Death Row
Why I Introduced The Marijuana Justice Act

We have never been closer to ending federal prohibition on cannabis.
Obstructionists, Shredders, and Censors

The Foilies 2019: Recognizing the year's worst in government transparency

Berkeley Pledges Support and Funding for Worker Co-ops

City council unanimously supports plan to develop the country's most comprehensive co-op support program
Housing Crisis Averted in San Leandro?

The city's rent review board has nothing to do.
Obstructionists, Shredders, and Censors

The Foilies 2019: Recognizing the year's worst in government transparency
Funky Fresh Flavor at Cambodian Street Food

Putting the "street" back into "street food."
Oakland Schools Go Back to the Future With Vo-Tech

Oakland has revitalized its vocational tech programs, recognizing that the "college-for-all" craze failed to train youth for well-paying, skilled-trades jobs.

Arreguin Sees the Light on the Density

Berkeley mayor acknowledges a change of heart regarding the need for cities to build more housing
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Oakland has revitalized its vocational tech programs, recognizing that the "college-for-all" craze failed to train youth for well-paying, skilled-trades jobs.
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Why I Introduced The Marijuana Justice Act

We have never been closer to ending federal prohibition on cannabis.
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Housing Crisis Averted in San Leandro?

The city's rent review board has nothing to do.
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Julianne Moore suffers magnificently in Sebastián Lelio's drama.

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Avishai Cohen Quartet @ Yoshi's

Israeli rising star trumpeter with Fabian Almazan on piano, Barak Mori on...

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Staged readings of thematically-connected short works by the Bay Area’s best new...

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Most Popular Stories

St. Mary's begins March Madness on Thursday

The city's rent review board has nothing to do.

Gov. Gavin Newsom to take 737 prisoners off Death Row

We have never been closer to ending federal prohibition on cannabis.

The Foilies 2019: Recognizing the year's worst in government transparency

City council unanimously supports plan to develop the country's most comprehensive co-op support program

The city's rent review board has nothing to do.

The Foilies 2019: Recognizing the year's worst in government transparency

Putting the "street" back into "street food."

Oakland has revitalized its vocational tech programs, recognizing that the "college-for-all" craze failed to train youth for well-paying, skilled-trades jobs.

Berkeley mayor acknowledges a change of heart regarding the need for cities to build more housing

Or should we turn the scofflaw company into a public agency?

Oakland has revitalized its vocational tech programs, recognizing that the "college-for-all" craze failed to train youth for well-paying, skilled-trades jobs.

We have never been closer to ending federal prohibition on cannabis.

The city's rent review board has nothing to do.

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