Berkeley Ballot Box Revolt Shapes City Hall Power
Berkeley shifts from street protest to ballot box strategy as three radical councilors join a new liberal coalition. The riot last month drew hundreds, but turnout fell from past protests, signaling a changed mood. Leaders push nonviolent reform while police department changes loom as a first step toward reconciliation.
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