Cal’s Band Director Calls Out School Over Audio Setup That’s Causing Ear Damage And Headaches
College football games tend to produce a pretty noisy environment, but the director of Cal's band is taking the school to ...
Man killed at rural California intersection with a history of deadly and severe crashes
A 79-year-old man died of his injuries and two other people were hospitalized after a three-vehicle crash Friday afternoon on ...
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HUMBOLDT HISTORY: Eureka’s Groundbreaking, World-Famous Baby Orchestra
About twelve months ago, S.H. Thompson and G.W. Thompson of Eureka, with the aid of Karl Moldrem, violinist and teacher, ...
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New exhibit shows how Japanese Americans were uprooted from across Berkeley during WWII
The Berkeley Historical Society show “Roots, Removal and Resistance” includes a map plotting every home where Japanese and ...
Speaker reimagines SC history
During her appearance at the Rotary Club of Mount Pleasant meeting, historian Elizabeth Chew spoke of "what if " scenarios in ...
Opinion: Production - penned over a decade ago, modified slightly here.
Will college degrees fix a broken economy? This is the goal that drives the target, and the answer is not obvious.
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On a floating museum, Berkeley art collector shows work by under-represented artists
Marta Thoma Hall opened the Floating Art Museum on a barge in Alameda to showcase art created by women and under-represented ...
In Kamala Harris' Berkeley, political activism is part of growing up
A lot has changed in Berkeley since the Democratic presidential nominee was a little girl, but progressive politics remain ...