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Berkeleyside names local news veteran Zac Farber as its new editor-in-chief

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Farber, the newsroom’s managing editor for the past four years, is committed to shepherding superb explanatory and accountability journalism rooted in Berkeley’s rich history and finding new ways to serve all who live, work in and care for the city.

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Berkeleyside names local news veteran Zac Farber as its new editor-in-chief

Farber, the newsroom’s managing editor for the past four years, is committed to shepherding superb explanatory and accountability journalism rooted in Berkeley’s rich history and finding new ways to serve all who live, work in and care for the city.

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Berkeleyside broke the news in on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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