Community rallies around 2 Berkeley business owners whose shops have been vandalized repeatedly
Owners of a physical therapy clinic and a coffee roaster shop in Berkeley say their businesses have been vandalized repeatedly. They suspect hate is the motivation. Faith leaders and community members held a gathering to support them.
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Berkeley County deputies, MUSC offer free car seat safety checksThe Berkeley County Sheriff's Office is partnering with MUSC to offer free safety checks for car seats and seat belts on ...
The Republican House majority is in jeopardy due to the upcoming Supreme Court race in Wisconsin, which could result in a ...
Underpinning UC Berkeley’s world-renowned laboratories, research and numerous Nobel Prize winners lies a uniquely precise ...
Pro-Palestinian activists held a vigil against hate Monday evening after a Berkeley business was vandalized with anti-Muslim graffiti over the weekend.
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