Natasha Kaye

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Tim Walz Could Bridge Gap Between Gen Z, Moderate Voters

Oct 18, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Natasha Kaye |Danielle Parenteau-Decker

Tim Walz Could Bridge Gap Between Gen Z, More Traditional Voters Posted at 12:01h in National, Politics, Youth Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz speaks Aug.
Will Gen Z Rally Around Kamala Harris?

Aug 23, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Natasha Kaye |Danielle Parenteau-Decker

Kamala IS Brat: Will Gen Z Rally Around Kamala Harris? Posted at 18:23h in Politics, Women, Youth Then-California Sen. Kamala Harris poses with a young person at a 2017 healthcare rally at the U.S. Capitol.
12 artists depict legacies of Great Migration at latest BAMPFA exhibit

Apr 22, 2024 | dailycal.org | Natasha Kaye

“A Movement in Every Direction: Legacies of the Great Migration” is the latest art exhibit to grace the walls of the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, or BAMPFA. The installation, which runs from April 13 to Sept. 22, pulls together the works of 12 contemporary African American artists.
Analysis: Weighing the Issues, Gen Z Poised to Play Big Role in 2024 Election

Mar 1, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Natasha Kaye |Danielle Parenteau

Analysis: Weighing the Issues, Gen Z Poised to Play Big Role in 2024 Election Posted at 17:55h in California, National, Politics, Youth (Sara Tiras / city of Oakland via Bay City News)By Natasha KayeWith an incumbent U.S. President Joe Biden vs.
Richmond Recreation Center Hosts Community Wellness Event

Nov 30, 2023 | richmondpulse.org | Natasha Kaye |Danielle Parenteau

Richmond Recreation Center Hosts Community Wellness Event Posted at 18:23h in Health The Richmond Community Center hosted the second annual Rich City Kickback on Nov. 4.
Challenges Persist for Homeowners of Color, but Help is Available

Nov 28, 2023 | richmondpulse.org | Natasha Kaye |Danielle Parenteau

Challenges Persist for Homeowners of Color, but Help is Available Posted at 07:26h in Economy, People Attorney Mary Day with her client Danny Bishop , who was charged $90,000 in fines for code enforcement violations on his mother’s property in Richmond — a significant portion of which was in error. (Screenshot captured by Natasha Kaye / Richmond Pulse) By Natasha Kaye After years of caring for his elderly mother and her ailing mental health, the last thing Danny Bishop needed was $90,000 in...
City moves forward with clearing block of Eighth and Harrison encampment

Nov 14, 2023 | dailycal.org | Natasha Kaye

After months of litigation over the city of Berkeley’s efforts to clear the Eighth Street and Harrison Street encampment, city workers officially began the largest abatement effort at the camp in over a year. Excavators, sanitation trucks and cleaning crews arrived around 7:45 a.m. Nov. 6 to begin removing and disposing of the items residents had gathered in the area, according to Yesica Prado, a journalist and Eighth and Harrison resident. The abatement lasted three days, ending Nov. 9.
State report unpacks issues in San Francisco Housing Development Policy

Oct 30, 2023 | dailycal.org | Natasha Kaye

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Office released a new report from the California Department of Housing and Community Development scrutinizing San Francisco for its housing development policies that have left the city behind its proposed housing goals.
People’s Park community member Selana “Sissy” Williams dies

Oct 23, 2023 | dailycal.org | Natasha Kaye

Berkeley resident and beloved member of the People’s Park community Selana “Sissy” Williams died Oct. 4, 2023. She was 56. Friends and loved ones gathered Friday night at People’s Park for a vigil to share memories of Williams. Some told stories of their first time meeting her, while others recalled the last time they spoke, but every person was sure to emphasize just how much Williams loved, and was loved, by her community.
Bay Area Interfaith Councils Convene to Make Anti-Hate PSAs

Oct 4, 2023 | richmondpulse.org | Natasha Kaye |Danielle Parenteau

Bay Area Interfaith Councils Convene to Make Anti-Hate PSAs Posted at 17:07h in Bay Area, Stop the Hate (Photo by Noah Holm on Unsplash)By Natasha KayeFor many, religion is a facet of life that embodies togetherness, acceptance and belonging.