TBS Today: Happy Friday

We're sending you off into the three-day weekend with a lot of new stories to read.

Most of them are short dispatches that we gleaned from the court files this week.

We also checked in with UC Berkeley about what happens next as far as last Friday's gunfire on campus.

We'll be here monitoring for breaking news this weekend and will keep you posted if anything major happens. But hopefully the rain will keep any untoward activity down.

Here's wishing everyone some time off to unplug in the coming days.

Barring breaking news, we'll be back in touch Tuesday.

Remember: You can turn your phone sideways to view images alongside the headlines.

Today's news

UC Berkeley to review WarnMe alert system after gun scare
UC Berkeley will now “take a closer look at our WarnMe protocols including messaging and expanding the list of campus officials with access.”
Man charged with attack on Berkeley homeless man in 2023
Police said the homeless man who was attacked suffers from mild cognitive issues, which may include dementia.
BPD: Man who locked woman in church bathroom now charged
The man followed the woman into the bathroom and locked the door once she was in a stall, Berkeley police wrote in court papers.
Berkeley police seize illegal gun during pedestrian stop
After police put Author Hayes in handcuffs, they found the semi-automatic handgun in his cargo pants pocket, police wrote

In case you missed it

We updated our story about the incident on Telegraph Avenue on Thursday as additional information became available.

Don't miss the updated details, including a witness report as well as photographs and video from the scene.

Man armed with blade near UC Berkeley placed on psych hold
UCPD deployed a Taser on the armed man after he ignored orders and was not stopped by “less lethal” baton rounds, authorities said.

Don't forget to fill out your ballot

2024 Election Guide for Berkeley and Alameda County
From the March 5 primary to the November general election, here are many of the key races you’ll find on the ballot in 2024.

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