BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 18, 2023
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UC
MARCH 16, 2020
UC campuses, medical centers offer in-house COVID-19 testing
Several UC campuses have begun offering in-house testing for COVID-19, colloquially known as the coronavirus, as first reported by the Sacramento Bee.
UC
MARCH 16, 2020
UC campuses, medical centers offer in-house COVID-19 testing
Several UC campuses have begun offering in-house testing for COVID-19, colloquially known as the coronavirus, as first reported by the Sacramento Bee.
City
JUNE 06, 2017
State Senate passes bill extending last-call to 4 a.m.
A bill extending alcohol service to 4 a.m. passed in the California State Senate on May 31 and would grant municipalities the decision-making power to push back the current 2 a.m. last call.
City
JUNE 06, 2017
State Senate passes bill extending last-call to 4 a.m.
A bill extending alcohol service to 4 a.m. passed in the California State Senate on May 31 and would grant municipalities the decision-making power to push back the current 2 a.m. last call.
UC
JUNE 29, 2016
UC spends $158,000 on publicity campaign after negative state audit report
After a report released by state auditors in March criticized the University of California for an admissions policy that allegedly disadvantaged in-state students, the university spent $158,000 in a publicity campaign to counter the claims, as first reported by the Sacramento Bee.
UC
JUNE 29, 2016
UC spends $158,000 on publicity campaign after negative state audit report
After a report released by state auditors in March criticized the University of California for an admissions policy that allegedly disadvantaged in-state students, the university spent $158,000 in a publicity campaign to counter the claims, as first reported by the Sacramento Bee.
Campus
APRIL 07, 2014
College of Engineering Ethics Week addresses wrongs behind Bay Bridge
During a lecture on Monday, Sacramento Bee reporter Charles Piller talked to a classroom full of students and faculty on some of the more dangerous problems of the recently opened Bay Bridge, revealed in his 2011 investigation of the bridge’s construction.
Campus
APRIL 07, 2014
College of Engineering Ethics Week addresses wrongs behind Bay Bridge
During a lecture on Monday, Sacramento Bee reporter Charles Piller talked to a classroom full of students and faculty on some of the more dangerous problems of the recently opened Bay Bridge, revealed in his 2011 investigation of the bridge’s construction.
UC
JULY 24, 2013
Court rules officers implicated in UC Davis pepper-spraying must be named
A state appellate court ruled Tuesday that the University of California must disclose the names of all police officers that were involved in the November 18th, 2011 UC Davis pepper-spray incident.
UC
JULY 24, 2013
Court rules officers implicated in UC Davis pepper-spraying must be named
A state appellate court ruled Tuesday that the University of California must disclose the names of all police officers that were involved in the November 18th, 2011 UC Davis pepper-spray incident.
