1 man wounded, 1 arrested after shooting in South Berkeley
Police responded to Prince and California streets just before 5 p.m. for the shooting reports.
Archives March 9, 2021
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Vandalism reported at homes of Cal staff connected with UC development, People’s Park
Based on “highly threatening, hateful graffiti,” the targets and the timing, UC police believe the vandalism is associated with the plan to build housing at People’s Park.
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Meet the Oakland pickling chef taking Instagram by storm
Manny McCall, better known as “Pickle Pana,” is using Instagram to advertise his business venture, gaining famous clients on the way.
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Berkeley now in COVID-19 red tier, many businesses cleared to operate indoors
Restaurants, museums, movie theaters and gyms can reopen indoor operations at reduced capacity, starting Wednesday.
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Berkeley elementary schools will reopen for in-person classes
The plan is a major shift from the district’s previous offer of hybrid learning for all students, and comes after months of negotiations between the school district and its union.
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Giving is receiving: You will benefit yourself, as well as others, by being generous
One of the unexpected by-products of generosity, perhaps surprisingly, is that the giver receives benefits from giving along with the recipient of the gift.
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In new biography of Nobel Prize winner Jennifer Doudna, science is a ‘competitive sport’
Best-selling author Walter Issacson, who has written about Leonardo da Vinci, Benjamin Franklin and Steve Jobs, turns his eye to Doudna.
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Opinion: We are the parents of Zoom schoolers. We don’t want your hybrid Zoom school.
We need to safely resuscitate in-person learning on behalf of our traumatized and sometimes almost suicidal kids.
