Fourth Street

As members of the Ohlone tribe broke out into traditional song at the start of Tuesday’s City Council meeting, council members prepared for discussions regarding development on the West Berkeley Shellmound, BART’s “100 percent” affordable housing plan and a possible independent police auditor.

With all the incredible brunch options to choose from right here in Berkeley, you may have found yourself wondering — which popular brunch spot is the best?

One thing Berkeley lacks is a dank acai bowl in a convenient location. If you want to find good acai bowls, here are the Clog's recommendations.

While we’re a BART ride away from one of the coolest cities in the world, we’re also an Uber or 51B ride away from some suburban chain store shopping.

Read our comprehensive list of Fourth Street’s best spots to grab a bite, shop around, get some exercise, pamper yourself or all of the above!

On Wednesday, indigenous activist groups organized a spring equinox demonstration defending the sacred site of the West Berkeley Shellmound on 1900 4th St., where developers are looking to build residential units.

In what was one of the most well-attended Zoning Adjustments Board meetings in the last four years, representatives of city groups and other community members met last Thursday to comment on the potential consequences of the West Berkeley Project and evaluate its draft Environmental Impact Report.

We all know about that infamous long line at La Note. We at the Clog have waited over an hour for a table before being able to treat ourselves to a scrumptious brunch. But, unsurprisingly, La Note isn't the only option in town to grab a bite with friends in the morning. Here are a few of our favorites based on the things we think matter to you.

Human remains, possibly those of an Ohlone Indian, were uncovered last month at a Fourth Street construction site — right outside the boundaries of a city-designated historic landmark, the West Berkeley Shellmound.

The Design Review Committee approved two developments in Berkeley — including a 16-story high-rise hotel on Shattuck Avenue — and sent two other projects back to the applicants for redesigns.