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Jose Fermoso
Jose Fermoso reports on traffic and road safety for our sister site The Oaklandside.
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You’ll be able to bike from Berkeley to San Francisco in 2030
A dedicated bike and pedestrian trail connecting the East Bay and San Francisco has been in the works for over a decade.
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Bike advocate Dave Campbell announces he’s leaving the East Bay after 24 years
Campbell showed bicyclists how to organize to make streets safer for everyone. And he made advocacy fun.
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Where to watch the 2022 World Cup in the East Bay
Cheering on the USA, Mexico, Senegal, or South Korea? Here’s some gathering spots in Berkeley and Oakland for international soccer’s greatest competition.
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How ranked-choice voting works in Berkeley elections
You don’t have to settle for one candidate. You can pick up to five in certain Berkeley races through the city’s instant-runoff process.
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After mistakes in 2020, is Alameda County ready for the 2022 election?
A judge rejected a public records lawsuit brought by two voting rights organizations hoping to pressure the county to hand over voting data.
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East Bay Bike Party cyclists reeling from hit-and-run
Organizers of the monthly rides — which often traverse Oakland and Berkeley — say it’s just another example of aggressive behavior by people behind the wheel.
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Everything Berkeley residents need to know about the 2022 election
How to register and vote, what’s on the ballot, voters’ rights, and other Nov. 8 election essentials.
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San Pablo Avenue’s massive redesign is entering a new phase. Here’s where it stands.
Upgraded bus stops in Berkeley, and new bike and bus lanes in Oakland and Emeryville, are among the new features being planned for the thoroughfare in Alameda County.
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Alameda County’s election was marred by systemic problems, say voting rights groups
Election monitors found that over 100 ballots were lost at an East Oakland voting center, and say language access laws weren’t followed at others.