‘Trending’ goods for sale at Amazon’s newly opened Berkeley store
This is the third 4-star Amazon store in the country and it's packed with items rated 4-stars or more by customers.
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Shop Talk: Wellspring; Roark; Juniper Tree; Sephora update
A new compounding pharmacy, a brand launch and flagship, soap manufacturing moving to Oakland, and details of a global beauty brand opening.
Update: Berkeley’s oldest restaurant, Spenger’s Fresh Fish Grotto, has permanently closed
The shutdown of the 128-year-old restaurant follows closely after the closures of longtime Berkeley institutions Brennan's and Hs Lordships.
Amazon opening new ‘4-star’ concept store in Berkeley
Only top-selling, trending products that were highly rated by customers will be for sale at the Fourth Street shop.
Shop Talk: Sephora comes to Fourth Street; Supple; Maker’s Row; Twig and Fig
Supple Skincare is on the move; Sephora will open on Fourth Street; also news on Maker's Row and Twig and Fig.
Developers drop controversial Fourth Street project, hand it over to owners
The application for a housing complex on the Spenger's parking lot — which has faced opposition from Native American activists — is now in the property owners' hands.
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Developer of 1900 Fourth St. says it will sue unless Berkeley fast-tracks development
West Berkeley Investments said Berkeley erred when it decided its project, with 130 affordable units, could not be fast-tracked under SB 35.
Berkeley says no, for now, to speedy application for 1900 Fourth under SB 35
Tuesday brought the latest setback for what has been a controversial proposal to build 260 housing units over what is now the Spenger's parking lot on Fourth Street.
Tacubaya will take over Pompette space on Fourth Street
Dona Savitsky's popular Mexican restaurant says the move will take place in mid-July.
Opinion: No Ohlone artifacts are under 1900 Fourth St. It’s appropriate for affordable housing
The group that wants to build 130 units of affordable housing on Fourth Street says it offered several options to address Ohlone concerns but was rebuffed.
It’s developers vs Native Americans in battle over Berkeley shellmound
Ohlone tribe members are trying to stop a development on Fourth Street. They say the site was home to their ancestors. The developer says no evidence of that has been found.
With restaurants booming, Berkeley’s vacancy rate for commercial spaces is at 5-year low
Robust growth, especially in the restaurant sector, has reduced the city-wide ground-floor vacancy rate to 4.6%.
Lululemon robbed on Fourth Street
Four robbers, three of whom were female, robbed the Lululemon athletic gear store on Fourth Street on Monday, police report.
