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Berkeley will now play 'wailing siren tone' in emergencies
Berkeley's new outdoor warning system will advise about emergency action, which would differ depending on the disaster.
Magnitude 2.6 earthquake hits Berkeley early Thursday
It was the biggest East Bay quake recorded since April, according to the USGS. Learn how you can prepare for disasters.
'Failing' Berkeley fire station alert system needs $1.6M fix
The system "frequently malfunctions which causes delays in the dispatch of responders, or responders completely missing a notification."
Bomb cyclone damages historic redwood, buckeye at UC garden
"Decades of care and nurturing of some of the garden’s treasures have been destroyed," the garden's director of collections said.
Massive Berkeley storm left 15,000 without power Tuesday
Two people in a truck were trapped for hours beneath power lines and a tree in the Berkeley Hills, authorities said.
After Berkeley mudslide, 4 of 5 households can now go home
The Middlefield Road house, which saw the most damage, is still not clear to reoccupy. But those residents can at least return home for shorter stints.
What can Berkeley Lab data tell us about this year's rainfall?
Berkeley Lab weather data includes everything from rainfall charts and 15-minute precipitation totals to storm preparation tips and more.