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Nico Savidge

Nico Savidge

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Reporter, Berkeleyside

East Bay

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United StatesCrimeTransportationJustice

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CrimeCapital PunishmentJusticePoliticsMagazine Feature WritingArtsAll Things Local News In FifePublic Lands PoliticsSunday StoriesCriminologyFood AccessEntertainmentAdministrationPsychologyFeaturesGeneral AssignmentShareholder ActivismProtests

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Total articles 3740

  • Richmond's wet season is winding down. Did we get enough rain?

    By Nico Savidge Verified| Richmondside Verified The wet half of the year in the Bay Area included a drenching fall atmospheric river, a lengthy dry spell during what’s normally the peak of the rainy season and a string of soaking storms as winter gave way to spring. So, with summer approaching and no sign of significant rain in the forecast, how are the reservoirs Richmond depends on holding up? “Our water supply is in solid shape,” said East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) spokesperson Tracie Morales.

    By Nico Savidge Verified · Richmondside

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Strict new rules banning vegetation and wooden decks within 5 feet of homes in parts of the Berkeley Hills could be approved this week

    By Alex Gecan Verified, Nico Savidge Verified| Berkeleyside Verified The Berkeley City Council could adopt a slate of new wildfire safety measures on Tuesday, including strict regulations that prohibit flammable materials within 5 feet of homes in some hillside neighborhoods.

    By Alex Gecan Verified, Nico Savidge Verified · Berkeleyside

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Richmond's wet season is winding down. Did we get enough rain?

    By Nico Savidge Verified| Richmondside Verified The wet half of the year in the Bay Area included a drenching fall atmospheric river, a lengthy dry spell during what’s normally the peak of the rainy season and a string of soaking storms as winter gave way to spring. So, with summer approaching and no sign of significant rain in the forecast, how are the reservoirs Richmond depends on holding up? “Our water supply is in solid shape,” said East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) spokesperson Tracie Morales.

    By Nico Savidge Verified · Richmondside

    Apr. 15, 2025

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The Mercury News,Orange County Register,Washington Times,The Seattle Times,The Sacramento Bee,Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,The (Toronto) Star,Berkeleyside,The Charlotte Observer,Madison,MSN (US)

Company Info

Berkeleyside

Berkeleyside is a nonprofit, independent digital news site serving Berkeley, California. It is part of Cityside, which also powers The Oaklandside and East Bay Nosh. Founded in 2009, Berkeleyside blends investigative reporting with community news and features covering the issues, events, food and environment of an extraordinary East Bay city.

Berkeley, California, United States

+1 510-671-0380

Founded: 2009