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Berkeley removes penalties in effort to legalize unpermitted accessory dwelling units

By Ruth Dusseault, Bay City News | January 2, 2025
Beginning this year, and running through Dec. 31, 2028, the city of Berkeley has opened an amnesty program to improve housing safety.
California

San Joaquin County at center of bird flu crisis with over 627,800 egg-laying hens infected

By Chris Woodyard, Stocktonia | Local News Matters | January 1, 2025
The outbreak has hit California hardest, prompting Gov. Gavin Newsom to declare a state of emergency.
Crime & Safety

The Blotter | Driver arrested for DUI after hitting median

By Damin Esper | December 31, 2024
Vehicle was disabled in roadway.
crime

‘It’s a clear mandate’: California stiffened penalties for theft — and more changes are coming

By Cayla Mihalovich, CalMatters | December 31, 2024
A new measure approved by voters in November alongside bills signed by Gov. Newsom should result in a tougher stance on hard drugs, retail theft, and fentanyl.
crimes

Christmas Eve shoplifting is first San Francisco case charged under tough-on-crime law

By Pete Young | Bay City News | December 30, 2024
A San Francisco man with prior convictions is the first to face felony charges under Proposition 36.
CHP

Newsom pledges to extend CHP partnership with Oakland if city ends non-pursuit policy

By Tony Hicks | Bay City News | December 30, 2024
Newsom said he wants a decision “now,” and suggested the commission call a special meeting immediately to decide.
animals

Beloved pachyderm perishes: Oakland Zoo’s former elephant Donna dies Christmas Eve

By Tony Hicks, Bay City News | December 28, 2024
The Oakland Zoo’s last elephant, Osh, was moved to the Tennessee sanctuary just a few months ago.
City

Dispose of your holiday tree promptly and safely

By City of Piedmont | December 27, 2024
Republic Services will collect natural, unflocked trees curbside until January 10.
Oakland

Artistic endeavor: Former Oakland art school to become canvas for mixed-use masterpiece

By Kiley Russell, Bay City News | December 25, 2024
A new 448-unit mixed-use development is planned for the former site of the California College of the Arts at Broadway and College Avenue.
budget

Why income and tense politics are limiting access to civics classes in California

By Carolyn Jones, CalMatters | December 23, 2024
All high school students in California are required to take a one-semester government course to graduate. But there’s wide variation in how schools teach that class.
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