After an excruciatingly slow ballot counting process, we finally have the results of the March 5th Alameda County D5 Supervisor Primary nearly two weeks
Read MoreA lawsuit has been filed against the Emery Unified School District as a result of an alleged sexual abuse of a 16-year-old student by a school security guard. According to the lawsuit, employees at Emery High School are alleged to have failed to discipline
Read MoreParents of Emery USD’s aftercare program were abruptly asked to pick up their children on Wednesday, February 28 at about 3:45 p.m. No reasons were given at the time. In accordance with local safety protocols, children at the
The Emeryville Chevys will close their doors on April 16 after operating at their Emeryville Marina location for 25 years.
Read MoreSome recent Food & Drink updates throughout Emeryville including some progress on Five Guys and Honor Kitchen. We also recently published a wrap up of a second wave of Bay Street openings happening during the month. Pippal Regional
Some updates on Emeryville’s housing pipeline as the city tries to ratchet up their housing production to meet their 2031 RHNA goals of 1,832 new units. The city has met less than a quarter of this goal according to a progress tracker created by
Read MoreEmeryville was among eleven cities to receive “Prohousing” designation in a recent announcement by the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD). The designation is awarded to cities that embrace policies that support housing production like zoning
Some local retail business openings and other activity in Emeryville to begin 2024 including openings at Bay Street, The Powell Street Plaza and the new storefronts at The Emery development. OPEN: BMO Bank Branch at Powell Street Plaza A BMO (Bank of Montreal) Bank
Read MoreThe Bay Area was once full of amusement parks by the sea, and Emeryville was home to many of them, from the Blue Star Amusement Park that begat modern greyhound racing with it’s mechanized jackrabbits being chased by
It’s a story we’ve all heard before: Artists find cheap, funky space in a neglected industrial area and beautify it making the neighborhood more livable. Word gets out drawing more residents and development opportunities. Rents spike and these same artists eventually get pushed out.
Read MoreThe East Bay Yesterday podcast has made tiny Emeryville the subject of their latest podcast. EBY host Liam O’Donoghue interviews former Emeryville City Manager Joe Tanner and The E’ville Eye founder/Emeryville Historical Society volunteer Rob Arias for the
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