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Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO) Strips 47 Deputies of Guns and Arrest Powers after Failed Psychological Exams

Posted by The Vanguard at Berkeley
|Date: October 03, 2022
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Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO) Strips 47 Deputies of Guns and Arrest Powers after Failed Psychological Exams

By Patty Yao Dublin, CA - On Sept. 23, 2022, Alameda County Sheriff Greg Ahern sent a letter to 47 ...

By Patty Yao Dublin, CA - On Sept. 23, 2022, Alameda County Sheriff Greg Ahern sent a letter to 47 Sheriff’s deputies notifying them that they are not allowed to perform “any function reserved ...

October 03, 2022
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With ASUC** voting in full swing, ASUC** non-partisan offices plan to host carnival to incentivize voting

Posted by The Vanguard at Berkeley
|Date: April 05, 2022
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With ASUC** voting in full swing, ASUC** non-partisan offices plan to host carnival to incentivize voting

By Elizabeth Nguyen BERKELEY, CA – In recent years, voter turnout for Associated Students of the Universi ...

By Elizabeth Nguyen BERKELEY, CA – In recent years, voter turnout for Associated Students of the University of California (ASUC)** elections has been historically low. However, the current office of U ...

April 05, 2022
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Anjali Jogia-Sattar, Endorsed by the South Asian Community, Runs for ASUC* Senate

Posted by The Vanguard at Berkeley
|Date: March 18, 2022
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Anjali Jogia-Sattar, Endorsed by the South Asian Community, Runs for ASUC* Senate

By Ineka Damen Berkeley- UC Berkeley sophomore Anjali Jogia-Sattar is running for Associated Stud ...

By Ineka Damen Berkeley- UC Berkeley sophomore Anjali Jogia-Sattar is running for Associated Students of the University of California (ASUC)* Senate on platforms that improve South Asian repre ...

March 18, 2022
| by The Vanguard at Berkeley

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Proposal to Unname UC Berkeley’s Moses Hall on Grounds of Namesake’s White Supremacist Views

Posted by The Vanguard at Berkeley
|Date: March 04, 2022
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Proposal to Unname UC Berkeley’s Moses Hall on Grounds of Namesake’s White Supremacist Views

By Kimberly Bajarias BERKELEY, CA -- In May 2021, faculty and graduate students of the UC Berkeley Depart ...

By Kimberly Bajarias BERKELEY, CA -- In May 2021, faculty and graduate students of the UC Berkeley Department of Philosophy submitted a proposal to unname Moses Hall, citing concerns for building name ...

March 04, 2022
| by The Vanguard at Berkeley

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Commentary: Berkeley Leaders Stand Up for Students and the Future

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: February 17, 2022
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Commentary: Berkeley Leaders Stand Up for Students and the Future

By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Berkeley, CA – While the battle is between UC Berkeley and a neigh ...

By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Berkeley, CA – While the battle is between UC Berkeley and a neighborhood group, it is refreshing to see in an op-ed yesterday in the LA Times, the Berkeley mayo ...

February 17, 2022
| by David Greenwald

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Former Homicide Detective Testifies in Ongoing Murder Trial, Explains Analysis of Accused’s Phone Records

Posted by Jake Romero
|Date: November 30, 2021
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Former Homicide Detective Testifies in Ongoing Murder Trial, Explains Analysis of Accused’s Phone Records

By Jake Romero OAKLAND, CA — Andres Bejarano, a former Berkeley homicide detective, testified in the ongo ...

By Jake Romero OAKLAND, CA — Andres Bejarano, a former Berkeley homicide detective, testified in the ongoing murder trial of Will Watson, 29, Monday at the Rene C. Davidson Courthouse / Alameda County ...

November 30, 2021
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Student Activists Demand Climate Action during COP26

Posted by Reuben Sam
|Date: November 19, 2021
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Student Activists Demand Climate Action during COP26

By Reuben Sam BERKELEY, CA - On November 10, 2021, students gathered on the steps of UC Berkeley’s Sprou ...

By Reuben Sam BERKELEY, CA - On November 10, 2021, students gathered on the steps of UC Berkeley’s Sproul Hall, demanding immediate action to mitigate the impacts of climate change and transition tow ...

November 19, 2021
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Berkeley Student Food Collective Reopens for 2021-2022 School Year

Posted by Jack Galloway
|Date: November 04, 2021
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Berkeley Student Food Collective Reopens for 2021-2022 School Year

By Jack Galloway BERKELEY-- The Ber ...

By Jack Galloway BERKELEY-- The Berkeley Student Food Collective has reopened after over a year long pause in operations due to CO ...

November 04, 2021
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Filipinx Students Rally Against Doe Library Display That Centers White Supremacists

Posted by Diana Ochoa
|Date: November 04, 2021
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Filipinx Students Rally Against Doe Library Display That Centers White Supremacists

By Diana Ochoa BERKELEY, CA-- On Thursday, October 28, Filipinx stude ...

By Diana Ochoa BERKELEY, CA-- On Thursday, October 28, Filipinx students and faculty at UC Berkeley organized a rally on the steps of Doe Library, condemning the li ...

November 04, 2021
| by Diana Ochoa

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Student Opinion: The Regents’ Approval to Build on People’s Park Ignores Community and Collective Struggle

Posted by Elizabeth Nguyen
|Date: October 22, 2021
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Student Opinion: The Regents’ Approval to Build on People’s Park Ignores Community and Collective Struggle

By Elizabeth Nguyen BERKELEY, CA—In a controversial move, the UC Regents approved the University of Cali ...

By Elizabeth Nguyen BERKELEY, CA—In a controversial move, the UC Regents approved the University of California at Berkeley’s proposal to build student housing on People’s Park. This landmark decision ...

October 22, 2021
| by Elizabeth Nguyen

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Across the UC System, Lecturers Demand Better Pay

Posted by Sofia Abramsky-Sze
|Date: October 21, 2021
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Across the UC System, Lecturers Demand Better Pay

By Sofia Abramsky-Sze BERKELEY, CA--On Wednesday, October 13, and Thursday, October 14, the Unive ...

By Sofia Abramsky-Sze BERKELEY, CA--On Wednesday, October 13, and Thursday, October 14, the University Council American Federation of Teachers (UC-AFT) organized informational pickets advocati ...

October 21, 2021
| by Sofia Abramsky-Sze

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Private Industry and Essential Services: PG&E

Posted by Jack Galloway
|Date: October 15, 2021
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Private Industry and Essential Services: PG&E

By Jack ...

By Jack Galloway CALIFORNIA— Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E) warns of more power shut of ...

October 15, 2021
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UC-AFT Members Rally Together, Warning the UC Administration of A Possible Strike

Posted by Diana Ochoa
|Date: October 06, 2021
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UC-AFT Members Rally Together, Warning the UC Administration of A Possible Strike

By Diana Ochoa BERKELEY, CA— On Wednesday, September 29, the University Council American Federat ...

By Diana Ochoa BERKELEY, CA— On Wednesday, September 29, the University Council American Federation of Teachers (UC-AFT) Union, representing 6,800 educators across the UC system, held a rally ...

October 06, 2021
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Self-Representing Defendant Argues Wrongful Conviction in Case of Alleged Anti-Semitic Hate Crime

Posted by Koda Slingluff
|Date: April 30, 2021
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Self-Representing Defendant Argues Wrongful Conviction in Case of Alleged Anti-Semitic Hate Crime

By Nadia Kazempoor OAKLAND, CA - Defendant and former mayoral candidate Zachary RunningWolf Brown argue ...

By Nadia Kazempoor OAKLAND, CA - Defendant and former mayoral candidate Zachary RunningWolf Brown argued in Davidson Courthouse last Friday at his sentencing that, though he was wrongfully convicted ...

April 30, 2021
| by Koda Slingluff

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Berkeley Limits Low-Level Traffic Stops in an Effort to Reduce Policing Disparities

Posted by Özge Terzioğlu
|Date: April 27, 2021
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Berkeley Limits Low-Level Traffic Stops in an Effort to Reduce Policing Disparities

By Kritika Singh BERKELEY — In February the city of Berkeley made legislative history when its officials ...

By Kritika Singh BERKELEY — In February the city of Berkeley made legislative history when its officials unanimously voted to deprioritize traffic stops for “low-level” offenses, and instead encourage ...

April 27, 2021
| by Özge Terzioğlu

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Bill Passes to Address Asian-American Hate Crimes – Is It Enough?

Posted by Koda Slingluff
|Date: April 23, 2021
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Bill Passes to Address Asian-American Hate Crimes – Is It Enough?

By Meenu Pamula ATLANTA-- On March 16, 2021, in Atlanta, Georgia, a 21-year-old white man committed a ma ...

By Meenu Pamula ATLANTA-- On March 16, 2021, in Atlanta, Georgia, a 21-year-old white man committed a mass shooting, killing eight people, six of whom were women of Asian-American descent. Because of ...

April 23, 2021
| by Koda Slingluff

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Judge Balances Veteran’s Mental Health and Public Safety

Posted by Koda Slingluff
|Date: April 19, 2021
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Judge Balances Veteran’s Mental Health and Public Safety

By Alexander Jimenez DUBLIN, CA – After lengthy argument here in Alameda County Superior Court this las ...

By Alexander Jimenez DUBLIN, CA – After lengthy argument here in Alameda County Superior Court this last week, veteran Jay Robert Soliven won consideration of his vet status and was released without ...

April 19, 2021
| by Koda Slingluff

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Vaccine Distribution in California: Is it Equitable?

Posted by Koda Slingluff
|Date: April 19, 2021
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Vaccine Distribution in California: Is it Equitable?

By Meenu Pamula BERKELEY-- With the recent increase in available effective COVID-19 vaccines in the Unit ...

By Meenu Pamula BERKELEY-- With the recent increase in available effective COVID-19 vaccines in the United States, millions of Americans feel as though they can see the light at the end of the prover ...

April 19, 2021
| by Koda Slingluff

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Facing Plummeting Mental Health, Freshmen Question if Cal has Done Enough

Posted by Koda Slingluff
|Date: April 08, 2021
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Facing Plummeting Mental Health, Freshmen Question if Cal has Done Enough

By Meenu Pamula BERKELEY— For centuries, entering college has been a transformative (and thrilling) expe ...

By Meenu Pamula BERKELEY— For centuries, entering college has been a transformative (and thrilling) experience-- meeting new people, forming connections, getting to know the ins-and-outs of campus li ...

April 08, 2021
| by Koda Slingluff

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After Apology, Court Allows Defendant to Attend Residential Treatment Program Instead of Detention

Posted by Koda Slingluff
|Date: April 06, 2021
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After Apology, Court Allows Defendant to Attend Residential Treatment Program Instead of Detention

By Jordyn Gleaton DUBLIN, CA – Sometimes an apology can go a long way. Despite defendant Robert Vines’ ...

By Jordyn Gleaton DUBLIN, CA – Sometimes an apology can go a long way. Despite defendant Robert Vines’ extensive 15-year criminal history—and he’s just 35—the court here in Dept. 702 of the Alameda ...

April 06, 2021
| by Koda Slingluff

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303 Creative LLC v. Elenis

Commentary: The School District Has to Get in Front of This Issue and Quickly

Nonprofit Founder Poised to Flee as Ex Wives Demand Fair Trials and Return of Funds Taken from Duped Donors

Amicus Brief Urges Federal Receiver for Rikers

Times Editorial Board Urges Safety in Prison after Cop Who Killed Floyd Knifed

Man Collects $45K after Suing Sacramento County; Lawsuit Claims Deputies Kicked Him When He Didn’t Show ID

California’s Dublin Federal Women’s Facility Guard Given 5 Years in Prison for Sex Crimes against Incarcerated

Student Opinion: The World of BookTok – Recent Changes in Publishing

Student Opinion: The Supreme Court’s Code of Conduct

COURT WATCH: Judge Questions Mental Health Diversion, but Relents

Commentary: Berkeley Leaders Stand Up for Students and the Future

Commentary: Berkeley Leaders Stand Up for Students and the Future

Former Homicide Detective Testifies in Ongoing Murder Trial, Explains Analysis of Accused’s Phone Records

Former Homicide Detective Testifies in Ongoing Murder Trial, Explains Analysis of Accused’s Phone Records

Student Opinion: The Regents’ Approval to Build on People’s Park Ignores Community and Collective Struggle

Student Opinion: The Regents’ Approval to Build on People’s Park Ignores Community and Collective Struggle

Across the UC System, Lecturers Demand Better Pay

Across the UC System, Lecturers Demand Better Pay

UC-AFT Members Rally Together, Warning the UC Administration of A Possible Strike

UC-AFT Members Rally Together, Warning the UC Administration of A Possible Strike

Self-Representing Defendant Argues Wrongful Conviction in Case of Alleged Anti-Semitic Hate Crime

Self-Representing Defendant Argues Wrongful Conviction in Case of Alleged Anti-Semitic Hate Crime

Berkeley Limits Low-Level Traffic Stops in an Effort to Reduce Policing Disparities

Berkeley Limits Low-Level Traffic Stops in an Effort to Reduce Policing Disparities

Judge Balances Veteran’s Mental Health and Public Safety

Judge Balances Veteran’s Mental Health and Public Safety

After Apology, Court Allows Defendant to Attend Residential Treatment Program Instead of Detention

After Apology, Court Allows Defendant to Attend Residential Treatment Program Instead of Detention

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