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Albany weighs future of Golden Gate Fields amid budget concerns (opens the original)
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The city held a special meeting Monday night in Albany to discuss the anticipated acquisition and redevelopment of Golden Gate Fields into a 162-acre public shoreline park. While the transition would make the effort one of the largest open space projects in the state, turning the former horse racing track into a park along the bay will come at a cost to the city, school district and municipal services via tax revenue. “The biggest challenge ahead for Golden Gate Fields is if the property becomes
Election 2026: Berkeley City Council races focus on public safety, development (opens the original)
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With four of Berkeley’s nine City Council seats on the ballot this November, voters will have a chance to influence the city’s approach toward public safety and revitalizing commercial corridors amid a $30 million budget deficit. In the progressive bastion of Berkeley, the divide on these issues is more often nuanced rather than ideological. Deciding who is on the council will be crucial to decisions on surveillance technology and the support of historic businesses. “I do believe that this elect
Bay Bridge rush-hour delays could more than double if transit tax measures fail, study projects (opens the original)
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Rush-hour traffic delays on the Bay Bridge could more than double if voters reject two transit tax measures this November and agencies implement planned service cuts, according to a study co-produced by SPUR, a nonprofit policy group that sponsored the regional measure. The study by the consulting firm Jacobs and the San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association, or SPUR, modeled the effects of service cuts if voters reject the Regional Transit Measure and San Francisco’s Propos
Alameda County places $30 minimum wage question on the 2028 ballot (opens the original)
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Those wanting a $30 minimum wage in Alameda County will have to keep waiting. After months of debate and a county study examining the effects such an increase would have on unincorporated areas and county-owned properties, the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday with a 4-0 vote placed the voter-led measure on the March 2028 ballot. If passed, it would be the highest minimum wage in the country. Supervisors also requested the county come up with a competing minimum wage ballot measure through the Uni
Has dark matter been found? Scientists analyze signal deep underground (opens the original)
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A mile beneath the surface at the Sanford Underground Research Facility in South Dakota, a single unknown particle separated from light, air and cosmic rays collided with the nucleus of a xenon atom, causing electrons to be knocked free in a flash of light — and confounding scientists. This subatomic interaction captured as part of the LZ Project was so inexplicable that researchers at the Berkeley and Livermore National Laboratories, which both analyzed the data for the experiment, believe the
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