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East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for Dec. 14, 2023
Protesters try new tactics as Berkeley council shuts down discussion on Gaza ceasefire resolution
The Berkeley City Council's Dec. 12 meeting was forcibly adjourned only 96 minutes after it started.
Re-wilding San Francisco Bay, one pond at a time
Menlo Park levee breach is major milestone in $100 million restoration of Bay from salt ponds to wild marshes.
Lawsuit: Ex-Harvard doctor accused of inseminating woman with his own sperm without permission
In what plaintiff Sarah Depoian called “an extreme violation,” Dr. Merle Berger, an OBGYN professor at Harvard and founder of Boston IVF, one of the nation’s largest fertility clinics, is accused of inseminating her with his own sperm.
San Jose: Downtown Food Hall’s first mystery restaurant tenants coming to light
Global cuisine lined up for Travis Kalanick's hush-hush venture
Single family residence sells in Palo Alto for $3.8 million
A spacious house located in the 800 block of Matadero Avenue in Palo Alto has new owners. The 2,083-square-foot property, built in 1949, was sold on Nov. 30, 2023.
49ers’ re-signed CB Verrett: ‘My heart was always wanting to be here’
Jason Verrett inspires his 49ers teammates with his latest comeback from injury.
Kurtenbach: The Warriors’ demise was years in the making. It’ll take years (and possibly the unthinkable) to reverse
Draymond Green's looming suspension is a big issue for Steph Curry and the Warriors — but it's far from the team's only problem.
It all might be too much to overcome.
Retired Pittsburg detective charged with attempting to kill Pleasant Hill cops
Chunliam Saechao was the subject of two lengthy armed standoffs as police waited outside his Pleasant Hill home.