Ever since CenterCal Properties unveiled their plans to build a grocery store at Bay Street over two years ago, neighbors have been actively asking
Read MoreOn a day when most of the media focus was on a blaze at nearby Horn Barbecue and the suspicious circumstances it occurred under, a second blaze occurred inside the nearby Target on Wednesday evening. A video posted on TikTok by user Walid Alhajaji
Read MoreWest Oakland’s Horn Barbecue was ravaged by flames in an early morning blaze. A 4:20 a.m. alert on the Citizens App alerted users to Oakland firefighters responding to a commercial building that turned out to be Horn’s Barbecue
Some 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 Indian is the most recent restaurant
Read MoreSome noteworthy food & drink news in and around Emeryville since our last update in June. We also recently reported on a flurry of Bay Street activity including the planned opening of a Philz Coffee. Touch of Soul moving
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
The 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 very real dogs, to the Emeryville
Read MoreSacramento-founded Tipsy Putt held the ground opening of their Bay Street location on Tuesday January 31. This happened despite a moving truck taking out a portion of their outdoor patio a day prior. “The driver did not have
The Emeryville Historical Society is pleased to announce the launch of the first of its kind self-guided historic walking tour around the city’s historic Park Avenue District. The tour is the culmination of 100’s of hours of research, writing and photo curation. The nearly
Read MoreEmeryville City Council convened on Tuesday, September 26th with two action items on the agenda. The first was review and adoption of a proposed “Code of Ethics” for elected and appointed city officials and the second was the
We believe reliable and timely information is essential to the Emeryville community. If you agree and can spare a few bucks to help us continue to provide free content, we’d appreciate it.