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| Jan.10 |
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Willis-Starbuck Warned Gun Toting Friend
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| Jan.16 |
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Auto Burglary On Rise In City
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| Jan.25 |
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Fatal, Fiery Crash Was Not Accident
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| Feb.9 |
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No contest plea in Willis-Starbuck shooting
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| Feb.10 |
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Alta Bates settles with service workers
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Bug Exhibit Is CSI For School Kids |
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| Feb.11 |
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Stabbing death at house party A dispute led to the death of an 18-year-old El Cerrito man and injury of several other partygoers
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| Feb.20 |
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Former H.S. Football Star shot and killed
Keith Stephens died after being shot once while in the 1200 block of Carrison St. around 7:10 p.m.
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| Feb.21 |
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Thousands Get Mistaken Invitations
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| Mar.1 |
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Small earthquake
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Nobel Prize-Winning Physicist Dies |
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| Mar.17 |
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Cops Seize Over 5,000 Pot Plants
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| Mar.18 |
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Cal Knocked Out Of NCAA By N.C. State
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| May.7 |
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Gay Skaters Claim Rink Discriminates |
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| May.10 |
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Cody's Books To Close The bookstore that has been part of cultural scene for 43 years will close because of poor sales
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| May.11 |
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Second House Fire Heightens Arson Fears
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Sea Lion Bites Woman At Berkeley Marina The hungry sea lion tried to make a meal out of Tawny Huston and took a hunk out of her leg
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| May.12 |
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Howard Dean Honors Picket |
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| May.22 |
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UC: Bad Design For N.O. Levees A report says most of the Katrina levee failures were caused by poor maintenance, design, and construction
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| May.23 |
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Outage Leaves 21,000 Without Power
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| Jun.28 |
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Child stealing conviction upheld on appeal
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Bush Impeachment On City Ballot
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| Jun.29 |
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Balanced $292 Million Budget Approved |
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| Jul.6 |
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98-year-old woman died in house fire Jessie Chico died at 11:35 a.m.
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| Jul.19 |
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Paintball Gun Attacks Terrorize Residents
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| Aug.9 |
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3-Alarm Apartment Fire Injures 6 People
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| Aug.20 |
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Labor Protesters Greet Students Custodians at staged a noisy protest as freshman and returning upper classman started moving into the dorms
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| Aug.22 |
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Biologists: Ant Jaws Break Speed Record Researchers led by Sheila Patek say the trap-jaw ant's can clamp its mandibles shut at between 78 and 145 mph
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| Sep.4 |
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Man Found Dead At Sorority House Police to believe 23-year-old Wayne Drummond of Oakland was shot someone else
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| Sep.6 |
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30 Sickened In Marijuana Incident| 14 to 20 young people are experiencing severe medical symptoms after smoking what they believed was marijuana. Young people were ingesting what they thought were marijuana cookies at a student housing cooperative
Firefigh... | |
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| Sep.7 |
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Japanese bookseller buys Cody's Books A Tokyo-based Yohan Inc. bought Cody's Books
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Three Arrested After Pot Cookie Incident
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| Sep.17 |
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Grad Student Found Dead At Co-Op
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| Sep.25 |
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2 convicted of fatally beating homeless
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| Oct.4 |
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Prof. & Grad Share Nobel Physics Prize| George F. Smoot and NASA's John C. Mather won the prize for work that helped cement the big-bang theory | | |
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Berkeley Unified Accused Of Being Racist
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| Oct.7 |
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Cal dominates Oregon, 45-24
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| Oct.11 |
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Power Failure Closes Downtown Station
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| Oct.14 |
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Cal Bears Beat Washington State, 21 to 3
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| Oct.21 |
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15th Anniversary Of Wildfire Marked The 1991 blaze killed 25 people and damaged 3,000 homes in Oakland and Berkeley
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12,791 customers lost electricity
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| Oct.23 |
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Gore Supports Prop. 87 At Rally Former VP said that a proposition that would raise taxes on oil is needed because the world is facing a climate crisis
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| Nov.8 |
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Mayor Tom Bates re-elected
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| Nov.12 |
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Ferry Service for Bay to Expand
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| Nov.14 |
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Lawsuit to halt Memorial Stadium upgrades The City is planning a lawsuit to halt extensive upgrades to the Stadium, which straddles the Hayward Fault
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| Dec.2 |
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No. 21 Cal Survives Stubborn Stanford
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| Dec.4 |
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Protesters perch in trees to save from ax| Zachary RunningWolf, who ran was a candidate to become the mayor, and two others are hoping to save a grove | | |
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| Dec.5 |
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Stadium Approved, Tree Sitters Remain The regents' committee voted to approve that $125 million dollar athletic training system
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| Dec.16 |
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Biologist Cadet Hammond Hand dies One of the world's top experts on invertebrate zoology taught at the University for more than 50 years
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| Dec.19 |
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More Groups Sue Over Stadium Project
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| Dec.20 |
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Small 3.7 Earthquake The quake struck at 7:12 p.m. and was centered about 2 miles east-southeast of Berkeley
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| Dec.22 |
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Sea Lion Back In Water Along I-80 A sea lion that made a brief foray onto Interstate Highway has found its way back into the bay
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3.7 earthquake felt across Bay Area The quake was struck at 10:49 p.m. and centered in the Berkeley Hills on the Hayward Fault
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| Dec.23 |
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3rd Quake In 4 Days Rattles East Bay| The temblor that struck at 9:21 a.m. had a preliminary magnitude of 3.5 and a depth of about 6.1 miles | |
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| Dec.28 |
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2.8 earthquake
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| 2006 |
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| Mar.1 |
Small earthquake
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| May.11 |
Second House Fire Heightens Arson Fears
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| May.11 |
Sea Lion Bites Woman At Berkeley Marina The hungry sea lion tried to make a meal out of Tawny Huston and took a hunk out of her leg
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| May.23 |
Outage Leaves 21,000 Without Power
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| Jul.6 |
98-year-old woman died in house fire Jessie Chico died at 11:35 a.m.
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| Aug.9 |
3-Alarm Apartment Fire Injures 6 People
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| Sep.6 |
30 Sickened In Marijuana Incident| 14 to 20 young people are experiencing severe medical symptoms after smoking what they believed was marijuana. Young people were ingesting what they thought were marijuana cookies at a student housing cooperative
Firefigh... | |
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| Sep.17 |
Grad Student Found Dead At Co-Op
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| Oct.11 |
Power Failure Closes Downtown Station
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| Oct.21 |
15th Anniversary Of Wildfire Marked The 1991 blaze killed 25 people and damaged 3,000 homes in Oakland and Berkeley
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| Oct.21 |
12,791 customers lost electricity
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| Dec.20 |
Small 3.7 Earthquake The quake struck at 7:12 p.m. and was centered about 2 miles east-southeast of Berkeley
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| Dec.22 |
Sea Lion Back In Water Along I-80 A sea lion that made a brief foray onto Interstate Highway has found its way back into the bay
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| Dec.22 |
3.7 earthquake felt across Bay Area The quake was struck at 10:49 p.m. and centered in the Berkeley Hills on the Hayward Fault
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| Dec.23 |
3rd Quake In 4 Days Rattles East Bay| The temblor that struck at 9:21 a.m. had a preliminary magnitude of 3.5 and a depth of about 6.1 miles | |
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| Dec.28 |
2.8 earthquake
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| 2006 |
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| Feb.10 |
Bug Exhibit Is CSI For School Kids |
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| Feb.21 |
Thousands Get Mistaken Invitations
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| Mar.1 |
Nobel Prize-Winning Physicist Dies |
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| May.22 |
UC: Bad Design For N.O. Levees A report says most of the Katrina levee failures were caused by poor maintenance, design, and construction
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| Aug.20 |
Labor Protesters Greet Students Custodians at staged a noisy protest as freshman and returning upper classman started moving into the dorms
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| Aug.22 |
Biologists: Ant Jaws Break Speed Record Researchers led by Sheila Patek say the trap-jaw ant's can clamp its mandibles shut at between 78 and 145 mph
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| Oct.4 |
Prof. & Grad Share Nobel Physics Prize| George F. Smoot and NASA's John C. Mather won the prize for work that helped cement the big-bang theory | | |
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| Oct.4 |
Berkeley Unified Accused Of Being Racist
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| Dec.16 |
Biologist Cadet Hammond Hand dies One of the world's top experts on invertebrate zoology taught at the University for more than 50 years
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| 2006 |
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| Mar.18 |
Cal Knocked Out Of NCAA By N.C. State
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| May.7 |
Gay Skaters Claim Rink Discriminates |
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| Oct.7 |
Cal dominates Oregon, 45-24
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| Oct.14 |
Cal Bears Beat Washington State, 21 to 3
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| Dec.2 |
No. 21 Cal Survives Stubborn Stanford
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| Dec.19 |
More Groups Sue Over Stadium Project
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| 2006 |
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| Feb.10 |
Alta Bates settles with service workers
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| May.10 |
Cody's Books To Close The bookstore that has been part of cultural scene for 43 years will close because of poor sales
|
| Jun.29 |
Balanced $292 Million Budget Approved |
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| Aug.20 |
Labor Protesters Greet Students Custodians at staged a noisy protest as freshman and returning upper classman started moving into the dorms
|
| Sep.7 |
Japanese bookseller buys Cody's Books A Tokyo-based Yohan Inc. bought Cody's Books
|
| Nov.12 |
Ferry Service for Bay to Expand
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| Dec.19 |
More Groups Sue Over Stadium Project
|
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| 2006 |
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| Jan.10 |
Willis-Starbuck Warned Gun Toting Friend
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| Jan.16 |
Auto Burglary On Rise In City
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| Jan.25 |
Fatal, Fiery Crash Was Not Accident
|
| Feb.9 |
No contest plea in Willis-Starbuck shooting
|
| Feb.11 |
Stabbing death at house party A dispute led to the death of an 18-year-old El Cerrito man and injury of several other partygoers
|
| Feb.20 |
Former H.S. Football Star shot and killed
Keith Stephens died after being shot once while in the 1200 block of Carrison St. around 7:10 p.m.
|
| Mar.17 |
Cops Seize Over 5,000 Pot Plants
|
| May.11 |
Second House Fire Heightens Arson Fears
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| Jun.28 |
Child stealing conviction upheld on appeal
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| Jul.19 |
Paintball Gun Attacks Terrorize Residents
|
| Sep.4 |
Man Found Dead At Sorority House Police to believe 23-year-old Wayne Drummond of Oakland was shot someone else
|
| Sep.6 |
30 Sickened In Marijuana Incident| 14 to 20 young people are experiencing severe medical symptoms after smoking what they believed was marijuana. Young people were ingesting what they thought were marijuana cookies at a student housing cooperative
Firefigh... | |
|
| Sep.7 |
Three Arrested After Pot Cookie Incident
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| Sep.25 |
2 convicted of fatally beating homeless
|
|
| 2006 |
|
| May.7 |
Gay Skaters Claim Rink Discriminates |
|
| May.12 |
Howard Dean Honors Picket |
|
| Jun.28 |
Bush Impeachment On City Ballot
|
| Jun.29 |
Balanced $292 Million Budget Approved |
|
| Oct.4 |
Berkeley Unified Accused Of Being Racist
|
| Oct.21 |
15th Anniversary Of Wildfire Marked The 1991 blaze killed 25 people and damaged 3,000 homes in Oakland and Berkeley
|
| Oct.23 |
Gore Supports Prop. 87 At Rally Former VP said that a proposition that would raise taxes on oil is needed because the world is facing a climate crisis
|
| Nov.8 |
Mayor Tom Bates re-elected
|
| Nov.14 |
Lawsuit to halt Memorial Stadium upgrades The City is planning a lawsuit to halt extensive upgrades to the Stadium, which straddles the Hayward Fault
|
| Dec.4 |
Protesters perch in trees to save from ax| Zachary RunningWolf, who ran was a candidate to become the mayor, and two others are hoping to save a grove | | |
|
| Dec.5 |
Stadium Approved, Tree Sitters Remain The regents' committee voted to approve that $125 million dollar athletic training system