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BERKELEY, Mo. — Boeing may narrowly avoid a strike at its three St. Louis-area facilities after it made a new contract proposal to the union here.

Wins for Amazon and Starbucks workers shows labor movement surging after years of decline – but pushback has been fierce

From Golden Gate Land Holdings LLC v. Direct Action Everywhere, decided today (correctly, I think) by the California Court of Appeal (Presiding Justice Jim Humes, joined by Justice Sandra Margulies and S.F. Superior Court Judge Mary Wiss): Golden Gate, which operates a horse racing track in Berkeley, filed this suit…

Just like Grenfell Tower, the Worcester Park development lacked adequate cavity barriers to prevent the spread of fire. It burnt down in 2019.

Authorities received tip that the teenager was recruiting students for mass violence, in one of many recent threats against US schools

Severn Edge bid for sites at Oldbury and Berkeley former power stations remains "very positive"

This article was originally published on Cannabis.net and appears here with permission.

College students squeezed by a massive housing shortage and rising rents are living in motels, commuting long distances or sleeping in their cars

As California parents sign up their offspring for summer camp amid forecasts of another potentially catastrophic wildfire season, an existential question looms over the annual ritual: will camp still be standing come July?

LOS ANGELES — Roughly 6 in 10 California voters give President Joe Biden poor marks on his handling of inflation, according to a new UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll, even as his overall job approval marginally improved in the last two months.

BERKELEY, Calif. — What if everyone in America had to vote?