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from The Mercury News
2 weeks ago
SF politics

Berkeley councilmembers running for reelection in city divided over homelessness

The new encampment policy in Berkeley aims to address homelessness by offering shelter while allowing for the clearing of hazardous encampments.

Opinion: Andy Katz for Berkeley City Council District 6

Andy Katz's extensive experience and proven leadership make him the best choice for Berkeley City Council District 6.

Berkeley councilmembers running for reelection in city divided over homelessness

The new encampment policy in Berkeley aims to address homelessness by offering shelter while allowing for the clearing of hazardous encampments.

Opinion: Andy Katz for Berkeley City Council District 6

Andy Katz's extensive experience and proven leadership make him the best choice for Berkeley City Council District 6.
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#housing-crisis

Opinion: Adena Ishii is the best choice for Berkeley mayor

Adena Ishii is the best candidate for Berkeley City Council, promoting collaboration and addressing key issues effectively.

City Council to vote on policy giving tenants first dibs to buy their buildings

The proposed legislation may empower tenants and nonprofits to purchase properties, but also faces significant opposition from landlord groups.

Opinion: Adena Ishii is the best choice for Berkeley mayor

Adena Ishii is the best candidate for Berkeley City Council, promoting collaboration and addressing key issues effectively.

City Council to vote on policy giving tenants first dibs to buy their buildings

The proposed legislation may empower tenants and nonprofits to purchase properties, but also faces significant opposition from landlord groups.
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from www.berkeleyside.org
2 weeks ago

Opinion: We support Jenny Guarino to get the job done in City Council District 2

Residents demand council accountability and engagement from representatives.
Terry Taplin is deemed unfit for re-election due to lack of responsiveness.
Jenny Guarino is favored for her commitment to worker rights and tenant advocacy.
#district-6

Opinion: Brent Blackaby is the community leader and problem-solver we need representing District 6

Brent Blackaby is the strong candidate for Berkeley City Council, emphasizing community focus, problem-solving, and a commitment to addressing local issues.

Berkeley City Council District 6: Two candidates compete to represent the hills

The candidates for Berkeley City Council District 6 share similar views but differ in their professional backgrounds influencing their potential council work.

Opinion: Brent Blackaby is the community leader and problem-solver we need representing District 6

Brent Blackaby is the strong candidate for Berkeley City Council, emphasizing community focus, problem-solving, and a commitment to addressing local issues.

Berkeley City Council District 6: Two candidates compete to represent the hills

The candidates for Berkeley City Council District 6 share similar views but differ in their professional backgrounds influencing their potential council work.
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Berkeley's Peace and Justice commission calls for cease-fire in Gaza

The Berkeley Peace and Justice Commission passed a resolution for a cease-fire in Gaza, influencing the upcoming City Council's stance.
#housing-development

City of Berkeley Approves Deal With BART for New Housing Development at Ashby Station

Berkeley City Council approved BART's housing project at Ashby Station, facilitating hundreds of new units with a significant portion guaranteed as affordable.

Berkeley approves terms for building housing on Ashby BART station parking lots

Berkeley's City Council has approved a project for hundreds of apartments at Ashby BART station, with significant affordable housing commitments.

City wraps up planning for North Berkeley BART housing with vote on design rules

Berkeley City Council approves looser design rules for housing development at North Berkeley BART station, clearing the way for a proposal to build 750 apartments, half of which would be affordable.
Pro-density organizations and Berkeley's Planning Commission support the changes, while many neighbors argue that the envisioned housing project is too large and doesn't reflect the desires of existing residents.

City of Berkeley Approves Deal With BART for New Housing Development at Ashby Station

Berkeley City Council approved BART's housing project at Ashby Station, facilitating hundreds of new units with a significant portion guaranteed as affordable.

Berkeley approves terms for building housing on Ashby BART station parking lots

Berkeley's City Council has approved a project for hundreds of apartments at Ashby BART station, with significant affordable housing commitments.

City wraps up planning for North Berkeley BART housing with vote on design rules

Berkeley City Council approves looser design rules for housing development at North Berkeley BART station, clearing the way for a proposal to build 750 apartments, half of which would be affordable.
Pro-density organizations and Berkeley's Planning Commission support the changes, while many neighbors argue that the envisioned housing project is too large and doesn't reflect the desires of existing residents.
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City council says Berkeley teens can vote in this year's school board race

Berkeley city council approved youth voting starting with school board elections, aiming to expand the ability for 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in elections.
#candidate-profiles

Berkeley District 7 election is today

The District 7 election in Berkeley features candidates James Chang and Cecilia Lunaparra, with a focus on student safety, People's Park, and affordable housing.

Four enter Berkeley District 4 council race

Four candidates are competing in a special election for a vacant Berkeley City Council seat, focusing on key issues like housing affordability, revitalization, and public safety.

Four candidates will compete in special election to fill Berkeley City Council District 4 seat

Four candidates vying for a Berkeley City Council seat in District 4 special election in May 2021.
Candidates include Soli Alpert, Elana Auerbach, Ruben Hernandez Story, and Igor Tregub.

Berkeley District 7 election is today

The District 7 election in Berkeley features candidates James Chang and Cecilia Lunaparra, with a focus on student safety, People's Park, and affordable housing.

Four enter Berkeley District 4 council race

Four candidates are competing in a special election for a vacant Berkeley City Council seat, focusing on key issues like housing affordability, revitalization, and public safety.

Four candidates will compete in special election to fill Berkeley City Council District 4 seat

Four candidates vying for a Berkeley City Council seat in District 4 special election in May 2021.
Candidates include Soli Alpert, Elana Auerbach, Ruben Hernandez Story, and Igor Tregub.
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Stephens: The appalling tactics of the Free Palestine' movement

Holocaust survivor heckled for remembrance request
Concerns over antisemitism and pro-Palestinian movements
Challenges in addressing antisemitism and supporting Israel
#election

Special election to fill Southside City Council seat will have 2 student candidates

James Chang focuses on housing accessibility, community safety, and mental health as key initiatives.
Cecilia Lunaparra aims to fight for District 7 residents affected by housing crisis, unsafe streets, and lack of representation.

Igor Tregub, a 'consensus-builder,' will soon sit on Berkeley City Council

Igor Tregub is hesitant to celebrate his councilmember-elect victory until all votes are certified.

Special election to fill Southside City Council seat will have 2 student candidates

James Chang focuses on housing accessibility, community safety, and mental health as key initiatives.
Cecilia Lunaparra aims to fight for District 7 residents affected by housing crisis, unsafe streets, and lack of representation.

Igor Tregub, a 'consensus-builder,' will soon sit on Berkeley City Council

Igor Tregub is hesitant to celebrate his councilmember-elect victory until all votes are certified.
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Berkeley, a Look Back: Council pressed in 1924 to move freight yards

Residential opposition to industrial land use in South Berkeley in the 1920s
Efforts to relocate freight yards from downtown area to South Berkeley
#resignation

Berkeley councilor Rigel Robinson resigns, citing harassment, burn out

Berkeley City Councilmember Rigel Robinson has resigned his seat, citing escalating harassment, burnout, and a need to prioritize his family.
Robinson's decision comes after a long period of wrestling with the pressures of public office and the controversies surrounding the People's Park housing project.

Berkeley councilor Rigel Robinson resigns, citing harassment, burn out

Berkeley City Councilmember Rigel Robinson has resigned due to escalating harassment and burnout from stress.
Robinson's decision to step down comes amid tensions around a controversial student housing project at People's Park.

Berkeley councilor Rigel Robinson resigns, citing harassment, burn out

Berkeley City Councilmember Rigel Robinson has resigned his seat, citing escalating harassment, burnout, and a need to prioritize his family.
Robinson's decision comes after a long period of wrestling with the pressures of public office and the controversies surrounding the People's Park housing project.

Berkeley councilor Rigel Robinson resigns, citing harassment, burn out

Berkeley City Councilmember Rigel Robinson has resigned due to escalating harassment and burnout from stress.
Robinson's decision to step down comes amid tensions around a controversial student housing project at People's Park.
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