An open gathering at Berkeley’s La Peña Cultural Center uplifts Indigenous stories suppressed by the national holiday’s mainstream narrative.
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WCCUSD board election: Otheree Christian concedes seat to Guadalupe Enllana
Updated election returns show Enllana increased lead slightly Nov. 22 with 54.4% of the votes cast.
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Richmond Measure J: Switch to primary elections still leading in Friday count
The competing Measure L, which would establish ranked-choice voting, loses because it received fewer “yes” votes.
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Richmond City Council D6: RPA incumbent Claudia Jimenez increases lead over Shawn Dunning
Most recent county update Friday shows Jimenez winning.
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Richmond City Council D5: Sue Wilson maintains lead over Anderson
Unofficial results posted Nov. 22 show Sue Wilson still leads her race.
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Richmond City Council D1: Jamelia Brown’s maintains lead over Willis in Nov. 22 tally
Incumbent Melvin Willis said he ‘accepts it as a loss for now.’ Next results update is Nov. 27.
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Contra Costa County Board of Ed: Caro concedes race to Daniel Heiss in Area 1
Unofficial results released Nov. 22 show Daniel Heiss maintaining his lead with 59.2% of the votes cast.
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SF’s Swedish hot dog hit comes to the East Bay
Chef Hej Hej, a pop-up serving Swedish dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, took off after focusing on hot dogs with mashed potatoes and shrimp salad.
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SF’s Monk’s Kettle completes Rockridge relocation, plus Dragon Gate reopens for karaoke and dining
A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
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Fonda bidding farewell after two decades of service; Beer Baron enters final weekend in Rockridge
A running list of restaurants that have recently closed in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
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Cafenated revives former Red Bay coffee box, and more Korean fried chicken lands in the East Bay
A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
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Election 2024: Jesse Arreguín leads Jovanka Beckles in state Senate race
Arreguín drew support from establishment Democrats such as Gov. Gavin Newsom, while Beckles championed an endorsement from Sen. Bernie Sanders.
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Donburi, durian and dumplings: Variety of Asian flavors among October restaurant openings
Fall kicked off with a range of new restaurants debuting in the East Bay, including spots for traditional Hawaiian fare and Pakistani party food.
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‘If you can do it once, you can do it again’: June’s Pizza makes triumphant return after 3-year hiatus
Craig Murli’s pizza project soared briefly before authorities shut it down in 2021. Now, June’s is back with the right permits, a new West Oakland brick-and-mortar, and a spring in its step.
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West Oakland’s smallest big secret is out; plus new sushi, Thai, and pizza options
A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
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I spent years searching for this rare cheese. Now I have the honor of Oakland’s first cut
Ceremonial Crucolo cutter is a lofty title to live up to, but even the folks at Market Hall didn’t know just how much this meant to me.
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Emeryville Public Market bids farewell to Calypso Rose, Jo’s Modern Thai closes temporarily
A running list of restaurants that have recently closed in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
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WCCUSD/League of Women Voters to hold Monday candidates forum
School board election forum featuring three WCCUSD candidates is announced Friday afternoon.
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The Bay Area’s favorite pastrami is back in action at Olfactory Brewing
The Delirama Jr. pop-up at the Berkeley taproom is now a permanent fixture.
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She says she’s trusted: Meet D5 Richmond City Council candidate Sue Wilson
Richmond City Council D5 candidate Sue Wilson’s priorities include traffic safety, spending Chevron money wisely.
