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Police will document force better, seek body cameras (again) after settlement

By Emilie RagusoFeb. 15, 20173:18 p.m.February 16, 2017

BPD has agreed to document force during demonstrations and protests in more detail, and pledged to continue to work on getting body cameras for officers as part of a settlement reached this week.

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Berkeley honors community activists, artists and students at its ‘Outstanding Women of the Year’ ceremony

By Guest contributorOct. 21, 20167 a.m.October 21, 2016

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$20K a month for Berkeley house? Skyrocketing rental prices draw crowd to housing affordability ‘teach-in’

By Kathleen CostanzaNov. 24, 201511:30 a.m.Septtember 29, 2017

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‘Unconstitutional police attacks’ in December Berkeley protests spur civil rights lawsuit

By Lance KnobelNov. 23, 20151:21 p.m.February 15, 2017

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14 consider lawsuit against city of Berkeley after protests

By Emilie RagusoAug. 11, 20154:35 p.m.January 5, 2017

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Berkeley council says affordable housing, union labor should be priority community benefits

By Frances DinkelspielMay 7, 201512:21 p.m.Septtember 29, 2017

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Legal battles over Berkeley’s main Post Office continue

By Seung Y. LeeFeb. 23, 20155:10 p.m.July 25, 2018

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Berkeley town hall examines race, police relations

By Frances DinkelspielJan. 18, 20151:11 p.m.January 5, 2017

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Police Review Commission asks for suspension of tear gas

By Frances DinkelspielDec. 12, 20143:30 p.m.January 5, 2017

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Is the tech boom putting pressure on Berkeley rents?

By Natalie OrensteinJuly 3, 201410 a.m.March 24, 2019

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