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A 2018 FCC rule that weakened the power of cities to regulate 5G networks could end the ability of cities to even notify their residents about forthcoming installations.
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The city's 911 system can leave callers waiting for more than 120 seconds before an operator ever answers.
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Even though population trends lie at the very heart of our national politics, the topic is oddly absent from our contemporary conversations.
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Berkeley to consider another environmental first with proposed ordinance banning new natural gas hookups.
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A district attorney's report contradicts initial statements from the Alameda County Sheriff about the jail death of Dujuan Armstrong.
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Berkeley to consider another environmental first with proposed ordinance banning new natural gas hookups.
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The city's 911 system can leave callers waiting for more than 120 seconds before an operator ever answers.
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A 2018 FCC rule that weakened the power of cities to regulate 5G networks could end the ability of cities to even notify their residents about forthcoming installations.
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The University of California has pioneered replacing employees with contractors. It's a cancerous trend.
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District Attorneys now have the power to write off that pot bust. But nothing is forcing them to follow through with the law.
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Berkeley to consider another environmental first with proposed ordinance banning new natural gas hookups.
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Even though population trends lie at the very heart of our national politics, the topic is oddly absent from our contemporary conversations.
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A 2018 FCC rule that weakened the power of cities to regulate 5G networks could end the ability of cities to even notify their residents about forthcoming installations.
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A waterfront server farm cooled by the bay would be environmentally less impactful than one cooled via air conditioning. Or would it?
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The University of California has pioneered replacing employees with contractors. It's a cancerous trend.
