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COVID-19 pandemic prompts Berkeley neighbors to help one another
Individuals and groups have set up systems to connect volunteers with people who need help shopping or doing chores. So far, there are more volunteers than people seeking assistance.
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Berkeley prepares to hunker down — this time by loading up on library books
As the library prepared to close for an indefinite amount of time, people rushed to stock up. Some walked out with a tower of books.
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UC Berkeley students hold 'wildcat' strike for more pay, rehiring of fired workers
The graduate students are forming a "digital picket," refusing to teach online classes or provide grades.
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Court approves PG&E's $23B bankruptcy financing package
Pacific Gas & Electric on Monday won court approval to raise $23 billion to help pay its bills over destructive California wildfires after Gov. Gavin Newsom dropped his opposition to a financing package designed to help the nation's largest utility get out of bankruptcy.
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