The East Bay’s best croissants, ranked
Using rigorous criteria based on appearance, texture and flavor, we evaluated the top 8 croissants from local bakeries.
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The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley, weekend of Dec. 14-16
Holiday fairs, banjos, Israeli singer-songwriters, and a play written by Everybody are among the attractions this weekend.
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Grammy Award-winning jazz vocalist Kurt Elling returns to Berkeley
When the Grammy Award-winning vocalist performs Sunday night at Freight & Salvage, he arrives as a trailblazer rather than an anomaly.
Shop Talk: McGuire; Twisted Thistle; Dave’s Records; Tesla; Oaks Jewelers
Several Berkeley businesses have been on the move, while a new service and maintenance center for Tesla owners is about to open.
Kaiser Permanente looks to build new Berkeley medical campus
This week, the Berkeley City Council approved a West Berkeley zoning change for half a parcel that may allow Kaiser to open a new medical facility at Parker and 10th streets.
Ford GoBike to deploy 500 electric bikes in the East Bay
Pedal-assist electric bikes are coming to a Berkeley docking station near you. And they're likely to be popular. In San Francisco, e-bikes get roughly three times as many rides as regular pedal bikes.
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The 10 worst streets in Berkeley (with one very clear winner)
More than a third of nearly 1,200 votes in Berkeleyside's non-scientific poll of worst paved streets in Berkeley went to one street. And, yes, we have video.
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Big Screen Berkeley: ‘The Quake’
Unless you’re a disaster movie obsessive, you can surely find a better use for your time than watching this generic film with its unimpressive, barely adequate CGI effects.
The Berkeley Wire: 12.14.18
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