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Housing battle in downtown Berkeley — rent-controlled apartments vs. UC student housing - Vimarsana News

Housing battle in downtown Berkeley — rent-controlled apartments vs. UC student housing

Housing battle in downtown Berkeley - rent-controlled apartments vs. UC student housing FacebookTwitterEmail 5 1of5The eight-unit apartment building at 1921 Walnut St. on the edge of downtown Berkeley is owned by UC Berkeley, which intends to demolish it as part of a larger plan to build 14 stories of student housing on the block. Some of the rent-controlled tenants in the building, however, are opposed to being displaced.John King / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of5The eight-unit apartment building at 1921 Walnut St. on the edge of downtown Berkeley is owned by UC Berkeley, wh...

Berkeley police search for missing person at risk - Vimarsana News

Berkeley police search for missing person at risk

Berkeley Police Department located John Fizer, a previously missing person at risk, safe in Berkeley on Thursday, according to an updated Nixle alert.

Police treatment of pro-Trump mob disturbs Black activists, Republicans embarrassed - Vimarsana News

Police treatment of pro-Trump mob disturbs Black activists, Republicans embarrassed

Police treatment of pro-Trump mob disturbs Black activists, Republicans embarrassed "I’m afraid and terrified, by what we saw today," says Xochitl Johnson of Refuse Fascism. He was one of the dozens who protested in San Franciso after watching pro-Trump supporters errupt into violence on Capitol Hill.  "If there was ever a time for Trump to get out it’s now," another protester at the last minute protest said.  The president's transition out of the Oval Office sparked "Stop the Steal" protest across the country, but in D.C., the call to action led to a violent siege on the U.S. Capitol...

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