Recent happenings in Berkeley highlight key social issues including public safety threats, housing developments, and political activism. A woman defended herself against a potential assault, shedding light on safety concerns. Meanwhile, housing proposals for new apartments could meet rising demand. A legal conflict involving an activist attorney and a local advocacy group, regarding inappropriate funding claims, reflects the contentious political landscape. Additionally, the search for a new District Attorney aims to redefine the criminal justice system, amidst ongoing discussions around immigration protections for students.
A woman pepper-sprayed a man on the Berkeley-Albany border after he said he wanted to sexually assault her and pulled her off her bike, according to police.
UC Berkeley and other Bay Area universities are doubling down on their commitment to protect students regardless of immigration status or travel restrictions.
An activist attorney who says he uses lawfare on behalf of Israel has extracted nearly $700,000 from Jewish Voice for Peace to settle an allegation of financial fraud.
The seven finalists to succeed recalled Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price spelled out their vision for the region's criminal justice system.
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