BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 20, 2023
Senator Loni Hancock
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Law & Justice
SEPTEMBER 27, 2016
Bill providing services to sexually exploited minors signed into law
Efforts by the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office to address sex trafficking in the area were validated by the passage of a new state bill Monday that extends the DA's program to help sexually exploited minors.
Law & Justice
SEPTEMBER 27, 2016
Bill providing services to sexually exploited minors signed into law
Efforts by the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office to address sex trafficking in the area were validated by the passage of a new state bill Monday that extends the DA's program to help sexually exploited minors.
City
AUGUST 07, 2016
California Assembly bill aims to make prisoners in isolation eligible for early release
The California State Assembly passed a state Senate bill Thursday that will allow prisoners in Security Housing Units, or SHUs, to be eligible for early release based on good behavior.
City
AUGUST 07, 2016
California Assembly bill aims to make prisoners in isolation eligible for early release
The California State Assembly passed a state Senate bill Thursday that will allow prisoners in Security Housing Units, or SHUs, to be eligible for early release based on good behavior.
City
JULY 14, 2015
State Assembly committee votes against bill requiring greater contractor transparency
A state Assembly committee voted Tuesday against advancing a bill that would require contractors to self-report any criminal convictions or large settlements resulting from building defects.
City
JULY 14, 2015
State Assembly committee votes against bill requiring greater contractor transparency
A state Assembly committee voted Tuesday against advancing a bill that would require contractors to self-report any criminal convictions or large settlements resulting from building defects.
City
APRIL 20, 2014
Federal report's findings may help save Berkeley's historic post office
A report submitted to Congress Thursday may help save the 100-year-old Berkeley post office by highlighting findings of the United States Postal Service’s noncompliance with federal historic preservation laws.
City
APRIL 20, 2014
Federal report's findings may help save Berkeley's historic post office
A report submitted to Congress Thursday may help save the 100-year-old Berkeley post office by highlighting findings of the United States Postal Service’s noncompliance with federal historic preservation laws.
