Berkeley teacher Felarca gets community service in Sacramento assault case
Yvette Felarca was set to go to trial over charges stemming from a protest of a neo-Nazi rally.
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Kai Eckhardt’s all-star Resilience plays Berkeley
One of the world’s leading voices on the electric bass over the past three decades, the longtime Berkeley resident introduces a new ensemble Friday at the California Jazz Conservatory.
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Go on a food and wine odyssey at Oakland’s Prima Materia tasting room
The wine tasting room in Temescal Alley aims to be educational, fun and delicious.
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Berkeley council says traffic circles will keep their trees
The Berkeley City Council put many minds at ease Tuesday night by voting to allow existing trees and some vegetation to remain in place in traffic circles around town.
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Berkeley looks to give cyclists more leeway at stop signs
Cyclists may eventually be able to roll through stop signs if there is no other traffic nearby.
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Confused about recycling in Berkeley? We answer your top 10 questions
Consumers should reduce and reuse — before recycling. Also, avoid “wish-cycling” low-quality items in hopes they’ll be processed abroad.
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Title of play at The Marsh Berkeley prompts accusations of racial insensitivity
David Hirata has changed the name and says he deeply regrets the pain he has caused.
The Berkeley Wire: 11.14.19
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