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Meet Your Emeryville City Council Candidates: The E’ville Eye Questionnaire

With mail-in ballots arriving in voters’ mailboxes, Emeryville residents will soon decide who fills two expiring City Council seats in the November 3 election. Four candidates are vying for the positions, with challengers Brandon Soublet and Corry Frydlewicz seeking to unseat incumbents Kalimah Priforce

October 2026 Food & Drink Updates: Sweetgreen Opening Date, San Pablo Ave Wine Bar, Trader Vic’s Returns to Oakland, Two Closures

Emeryville’s food and drink scene has plenty brewing this fall, from Sweetgreen’s long-awaited opening at Public Market to a new coffee-and-wine bar planned for San Pablo Avenue. Meanwhile, Liquified Juicery has opened at Public Market, while Peregrine Cafe and Go Bánh Mì join the
July 23, 2026

Ashby I-80 Overcrossing Project Inches Forward Under Phased Plan

After years of planning, environmental review and public outreach, the long-awaited Interstate 80/Ashby Avenue Interchange Improvements project has reached another milestone—but Emeryville and West Berkeley residents, along with the many cyclists, pedestrians and commuters who use the corridor,

October 2026 Food & Drink Updates: Sweetgreen Opening Date, San Pablo Ave Wine Bar, Trader Vic’s Returns to Oakland, Two Closures

Emeryville’s food and drink scene has plenty brewing this fall, from Sweetgreen’s long-awaited opening at Public Market to a new coffee-and-wine bar planned for San Pablo Avenue. Meanwhile, Liquified Juicery has opened at Public Market, while Peregrine Cafe and Go Bánh Mì join the

Emeryville’s Folkmanis Puppets Celebrates 50 Years as a Family-Run Business

There’s another creative force along Emeryville’s Historic Park Avenue District that gets a bit less attention than its Oscar-winning neighbors — albeit in a decidedly more “analog” way. For 50 years, Folkmanis Puppets (pronounced “fohk-mah-nees”) has been creating remarkably detailed hand puppets from specialty

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