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The San Francisco Pride Parade returned Sunday after two years of pandemic cancellations and community members representing UC Berkeley and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or Berkeley Lab, joined the march down Market Street.

When the pandemic first took force, Bay Area companies Zenbooth and Gehl pivoted from business-as-usual to assist the medical field in advancing the fight against COVID-19.

San Francisco Police Department officers saw two men engaging in an altercation with a third man in the 1000 block of Market Street area.

An estimated 100,000 people are expected to flank Market Street in San Francisco on Sunday, as about 50,000 participants will march from Embarcadero to the Civic Center in the Pride parade.

Two cellphone robberies took place in the span of one week, according to a community alert sent out by Berkeley Police Department spokesperson Officer Byron White on Wednesday.

Berkeley Police Department officers made three arrests in connection to possession of narcotics after conducting traffic stops in Berkeley on Sunday, according to a Nixle alert released Thursday afternoon.

For Erica Ambrin, a musician from Los Angeles who currently lives in Sacramento, it was certainly a memorable experience, as she performed at her first Pride celebration.

Berkeley Police Department received reports of a loud sound at 1:36 a.m. near Market and 63rd streets, and then a report of a “man down,” according to BPD Sgt. Dave Lindenau.

A jury acquitted a former San Francisco city employee of vehicular manslaughter Tuesday, in the death of a disabled Berkeley woman who was struck while crossing the street in her wheelchair.

Are Feinstein and Pelosi well-equipped to handle this new age of the unknown? Or is it time for a new generation of political leaders to step in?