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The Sound of Da Police, KRS-ONE live in Petaluma, 03/15/13
Live at McNears Mystic Theatre in Petaluma, KRS-ONE performing "The Sound of Da Police."
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Hip-hop Medicine Nation
Hip-hop Medicine Nation Live in Petaluma at the Mystic Theater.
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For the Love of Chocolate
This afternoon, a sales clerk at the Ghirardelli shop at the San Francisco Centre, apparently chased after and tackled a man who appeared to be homeless and had allegedly stolen a stack of candy bars.
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Save Iceland, Vote Jacquelyn McCormick for Mayor
 | On Tuesday, September 11, the Berkeley City Council voted against holding a public hearing before handing over Iceland, the city's beloved ice rink, to the owners of Sports Basement to open the newest location for their sporting goods chain. Jacquelyn McCormick and dozens of other supporters of Iceland spoke against turning over the historical landmark to become a big box retail outlet, but their efforts to sway the council were unsuccessful. The Council voted eight to zero to move forward and to deny the public a hearing. Council member Darryl Moore abstained from the vote after calling on his council members to hold a public hearing. Council member Linda Maio was absent. |
Occupy the Farm: Earth Day at the Gill Tract in Albany
 | On Earth Day, April 22, 2012, activists from around the Bay Area marched from a North Berkeley Park and into Gill Tract, a 10-acre plot of land owned by the Regents of the University of California. The University of California plans to develop the tract, which had previously been actively used for agriculture, but has been under utilized in recent years. |
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Mic check at Commonwealth Club Occupy discussion
 | Just now a mic check broke out in response to disagreement over Quan's statements. | From: joshwolf Views: 96  |
Occupy Oakland Activist facing possible deportation after Monday's arrest
 | Long-time activist and devout practitioner of non-violence, Pancho Ramos, was arrested while meditating in front of Oakland City Hall during the early morning hours of Monday, November 14, following the raid of the camp. Due to his immigration status, ICE has placed a hold on his bail and it's uncertain what will happen when he appears in court. |
Mayor Jean Quan reads prepared statement to Occupy Oakland, recorded in her office Thursday night
 | The Mayor has called on the people of Oakland, and those participating in Occupy Oakland, to engage in a dialogue with her and the police chief about the occupation. In order to help facilitate that discussion, which can not be handled by empowering a representative to speak on behalf of Occupy Oakland, I have posted this video to You Tube and ask that anyone who would like to respond to the mayor record a statement of their own and post it as a video response to this one. |
Occupy Oakland, the night after Oakland PD raid
 | Around 4 am Tuesday morning, October 25, 2011, the Oakland Police Department raided Occupy Oakland. |
Occupy Oakland March - October 22, 2011
 | On Saturday, October 22, about 1000 people joined #OccupyOakland for a march around Lake Merritt. |
Police raid #OccupySF on the morning of October 17
 | Shortly after midnight, the San Francisco Police Department moved to push out #occupySF from Justin Hermann Plaza when the campers refused to take down their canopys. |
Mayoral Candidate John Avalos addresses #occupysf at #foreclosewallst
San Francisco Police threaten to arrest Zachary Running Wolf for burning sage
 | At the #foreclosewallst event on 10/12/11, Berkeley activist and an American Indian elder was told that if he burned sage on the street he would be arrested. | From: joshwolf Views: 0  |
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#opBART protest - Week 5 - September 12, 2011
 | For the fifth week in a row, activists gathered in downtown San Francisco to protest BART over police shootings and the agency's ongoing strategy to stifle dissent. Although protests against BART began shortly after Charles Hill was gunned down by a BART police officer, the momentum quickly died down. But when BART boasted to the news media that they had silenced a protest by shutting down cell service in the tunnel, it ignited a new call for protest under the banner Anonymous. |
