Health officials in seven Bay Area counties issued a new indoor mask mandate on Monday as the region faces a wave of new COVID-19 cases due to the more infectious delta variant and the remaining...

Crime reports in Emeryville saw gradual increases during the first half of 2021 according to data provided by the Emeryville Police Department. The report totals are still well short of pre-pandemic levels and the increases...

Good to Eat Dumplings announced that they have signed a lease to occupy the former Yuzu Ramen space on 65th street. Yuzu shuttered earlier this year after opening in 2016. Good to Eat has been...

A selection of Emeryville-relevant business stories published by the Bay Area’s preeminent business reporting source, The SF Business Times. Zymergen, one of the largest Biotech employers in the East Bay with 600 employees, announced 120...

Traditionally, the real estate market tends to slow down in fall with lower inventory and less competition. The pandemic continues to defy historic trends and many experts predict a strong end to the year with...

A selection of Emeryville-relevant business stories aggregated from around the web including two more life science projects in the pipeline. The Bay Bridge Center, the site anchored by Wells Fargo at Powell & Christie, was...

After being an exclusively virtual event in 2020, the Annual Emeryville Art Exhibition is slated to return in-person on October 1. In addition, the rotating event will return to Bay Street for the first time...

With the gubernatorial recall behind us, Emeryville voters will be faced with one more decision this year. Emeryville will hold a Special Election on November 2 to fill the council seat vacated by resigned councilmember...

Emeryville City Council held interviews to fill two vacant Planning Commission seats at the March 16th meeting. Six candidates were vying for the open positions. On the surface, the process yielded two reasonably qualified candidates...