Bay Area white supremacist group placed anti-Semitic flyers on hundreds of Berkeley residents' doorsteps, blaming the COVID-19 agenda on Jewish communities.
Bay Area white supremacist group placed anti-Semitic flyers on hundreds of Berkeley residents' doorsteps, blaming the COVID-19 agenda on Jewish communities.
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Four Berkeley teens made a bike course locals love. So why does the city plan to take it down?
FacebookTwitterEmail The Jumps,” the dirt biking course that four Berkeley friends had devoted months of labor and time to creating, was going to be taken down by the city of Berkeley. Then they took action.Courtesy of Anton Migdal
Anton Midgal, a 15-year-old Berkeley High sophomore, said he first caught wind of a little “jump” a dirt ramp at the top of the Berkeley Hills last summer. He had recently picked up mountain biking as a fun, thrilling outdoor activity to pass the time during the pandemic, and he quickly made it his goal to master the jump.
Signature threshold met to recall CA Gov. Gavin Newsom
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A petition calling for the recall of California Gov. Gavin Newsom has collected enough verified signatures to qualify for a recall election. Photo by Charlie Nguyen under CC BY 2.0
Critics of California Gov. Gavin Newsom collected enough signatures for a recall election.
There were 1,626,042 verified signatures for the recall, which exceeds the threshold requirement of 1,495,709 signatures, according to a press release from California Secretary of State Shirley Weber. Unless enough voters withdraw their signatures before June 8, the recall election will be held by the year’s end.