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Mayor Ishii reflects on Berkeley business revival, housing at State of the City Address (opens the original)
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At the second annual State of the City Address on Wednesday, Mayor Adena Ishii reflected on the city of Berkeleyâs business revival efforts, housing and the cityâs relationship with UC Berkeley. In attendance were city council members, UC Berkeley Chancellor Rich Lyons and former Berkeley Mayor and state Sen. Jesse ArreguÃn, among others. The crowd of more than 100 people showered Ishii with standing ovations before and after her speech. Lyons and Ishii praised connection between the city a
City of Berkeley sued for withholding security information about TPUSA event (opens the original)
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The Center for American Liberty filed a lawsuit in May against the city of Berkeley, alleging it failed to provide sufficient responses to public records requests regarding the security of the UC Berkeley Turning Point USA event on Nov. 11, 2025. The free speech non-profit Center for American Liberty, or CAL, reportedly requested public records that fall under 11 categories. These included Berkeley Police Department and UCPD planning and communications, arrest information from the day, video foo
Top Dog finds new Downtown Berkeley home at The BreakRoom (opens the original)
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There are few local spots that scream Berkeley quite like Top Dog. Plastered across its walls are pieces of Berkeley history in the form of newspapers, murals and posters â and this is before even mentioning the 10 iconic Top Dog hot dogs themselves. And yet, not much has seemingly changed in the establishment â the old-school menu and iconic signage outside feel everlasting. However, this month, Top Dog is embracing the new, venturing into Downtown Berkeley. The beloved Berkeley spot has li
Waymo to arrive in Berkeley, promising improved safety amid concerns (opens the original)
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The self-driving taxi company Waymo, after five years of San Francisco rides, can finally cross the Bay Bridge. On Friday, California approved a Waymo service expansion that includes Berkeley and Oakland, and stretches as far as Sacramento and Napa. According to a Waymo spokesperson, the rollout will be âgradualâ and guided by the companyâs safety framework. They did not provide a timeline for the expansion other than clarifying it will not be immediate. According to the spokesperson, Waym
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