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The Jewish News of Northern California

Elected officials from across the Bay Area are poised to approve a 30-yearplan that aims...

The Jewish News of Northern California

Theo has lived without a home since he was born. For him, his mother and those trying to help them, the major concern is how anyone can find a way to get this one homeless boy off the streets.

Berkeley has one of the highest vaccination rates in the country, data shows. The national rate is 70.9%.

This hurried $6.5M purchase is in direct opposition to the values this council committed to the people of Berkeley to uphold.

California's single-family zoning law has been a battleground between pro-housing millennials and boomers clutching to the status quo. It's changing.

Bay Area cities consider vaccine mandate similar to New York Citys Bay Area cities consider vaccine mandate similar to New York Citys Could you be required to be vaccinated to enter an indoor venue in the Bay Area? Some cities are now considering a mandate following New York City’s lead. City leaders in San Francisco and Berkeley are pushing for a mandate. SAN FRANCISCO - Could you be required to be vaccinated to enter an indoor venue in the Bay Area? Some cities are now considering a mandate...

Automated solar permitting tool launches in select Bay Area cities By Megan Munce article Moscone Centers huge solar panel project photographed in San Francisco on Friday, May 1, 2009. (Photo by Eric Luse/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images) SAN FRANCISCO - The National Renewable Energy Laboratory launched SolarAPP+, an automated permitting tool for residential rooftop solar and storage systems, with a conversation Thursday featuring several California mayors and elected officials. Autom...

Berkeley drops objections to UC construction project for $82.64 million FacebookTwitterEmail The project at Hearst and La Loma avenues on the northeast edge of the UC Berkeley campus will move forward under an agreement between UC and the city of Berkeley.Solomon Cordwell Buenz The city of Berkeley is dropping its objections to a University of California construction project on the northeast edge of campus and to continued increases in UC Berkeley enrollment in exchange for $82.64 million over ...