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Carquinez bridge to the maze westbound 20 minutes. Westbound 80 roadwork into San Francisco between Treasure Island to the San Francisco anchorage there. Two left lanes are closed. I was driving through that this morning. It should be opening up around 5 a. M. Also, northbound 880 in the san leandro area we have some roadwork as well and this is between davis street to 98th avenue and also in oakland on northbound 880 between 29th and 23rd and two left lanes are closed. Ill send it to you. All r...

Controversy in the newspapers recently about trumps tax returns and other issues that he has raised [chuckling] regarding the past private lives of various people in public life, i think maybe mike pence has a tougher job here in terms of making up for some lost ground. Reporter pence also sought to make light of trumps recent controversies last night. We can parse. Are you with me . He tweeted this. And then they turn on the television next morning and donald trump is Still Standing stronger th...

Theres a few clouds rolling into the vicinity. Partly cloudy skies today. Temperatures slightly warmer than yesterday but still look at the averages. Below normal for this time of the year. So well break it down like this. 60s at the beaches today. 60s and refreshing 70s around the peninsula. Hey, san jose, youre very cool at 70 degrees all the way back through the rose garden district. East bay numbers stacking up to 72 in antioch, tracy, brentwood, pretty much the Discovery Bay area. Mountain ...

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Many businesses were forced to shutter because of the pandemic-related lockdown — temporarily or permanently. Photo: Tracey Taylor Since March 17, the pandemic and shelter-in-place orders have transformed the face of Berkeley. Hotels and theaters have been largely closed. Restaurants have pivoted to mostly take-out dining with parklets springing up for the times when outdoor dining has been allowed. The job market has been devastated by the abrupt closure of many of Berkeley’s businesses. A...