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Alta Bates Summit Medical Center faces potential closure by 2030, raising local concerns about access to healthcare.

A proposal to end exclusionary zoning would allow for 100,000 more homes in Berkeley's neighborhoods.

 

The woke mayor of Berkeley, Calif., who axed $10 million from the liberal bastion's cop budget in 2020 has made an abrupt about-face and now wants to lead the charge against an alarming spike in crime.

Officials from several East Bay cities on Wednesday announced the start of a new task force where law enforcement will team up to cut down on crime.

East Bay leaders and law enforcement are joining forces to get a handle on crime.

Elected officials and law enforcement from several East Bay jurisdictions announced a regional partnership Wednesday to crack down on crime.

Many argue that after five decades of resisting the University of California’s repeated attempts to reclaim the park, it’s time to let go of the past and move on. We disagree.

Citing a lack of action in Washington, constituents have turned to local governments to see Gaza cease-fire resolutions passed that while merely symbolic, are causing tensions across cities in America.

The Association of Bay Area Governments – the regional planning agency for nine Bay Area counties – swore in Napa County Supervisor Belia Ramos as its newest president.