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Berkeley Homeless Union wins permanent protections for its members (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, the Berkeley Homeless Union held a press conference at the 8th and Harrison street encampment to celebrate a victory: A federal judge permanently extended protections for union members who live in encampments. "That means that the City of Berkeley is prevented from clearing encampments unless they comply with detailed instructions from the court," says Anthony Prince, lead attorney on the case. The order applies to all members of the Berkeley Homeless Union — or “BHU” — though it doe
In Oakland, one nonprofit looks beyond the dog days (opens the original)
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This story aired in the July 16, 2026 episode of Crosscurrents. Homelessness ends with a home... Technically. But there’s much more to it, and the path to live indoors is most always complicated. For many unhoused people, access to services is only half the battle. The other half is trust. Like the disappointment of overpromised services that don’t deliver, inadequate shelter conditions, and just the accumulated trauma of life on the street. All that can leave people deeply skeptical of the outr
The people behind Alameda County's $30-an-hour minimum wage initiative (opens the original)
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Yesterday, Alameda County workers and organizers gathered to celebrate getting one step closer to a future where minimum wage workers earn $30 an hour. Content warning: this story contains a mention of suicide. "What's up, what's up, what's up!?" Phil Byers said as he hyped up the crowd. "One fair wage!" Byers is a member of the Black Organizing Project, one of the groups in the Alameda County Living Wage for All Coalition, which organized Tuesday's celebration. The celebration was at BlackBerry
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