Emeryville Semi-Monthly Newswire: January 1-15, 2026
In this edition of our Emeryville Semi-Monthly newswire, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed including: Urban Ore Employees
Jan. 2026 Emeryville Retail & Services Report: Two Closures, New Luxury Store, Xfinity on the Move
Several retail and service developments have unfolded in and around Emeryville since our November 2025 report. They include two closures, one relocation, a new
Opposition Mounts as Emeryville Moves to Advance 40th Street Multimodal Project
The City of Emeryville officially published the draft CEQA environmental document for the contentious 40th Street Multimodal Project on November 24, triggering the required
2025 Emeryville News Year in Review
From major development decisions and long-anticipated business openings to debates over public safety, housing, and transportation, 2025 marked a pivotal year for Emeryville. The
Murder Charge Dropped for Co-Defendant in Emeryville Convenience Store Homicide
We’re beginning to get a clearer picture of the events that led up to the September 2nd homicide in Emeryville thanks to reporting by
Dec. 2025 Food & Drink Updates: Mamacita Opens; Tokyo Central Restaurant Unveiled; Benihana Update; Choc’Late Mama Temporary Closure; Jungdon Katsu Opens
Some Food & Drink news within Emeryville since our most recent November update. These include the opening of a new Public Market kiosk, the announcement
BREAKING: Man Suffering “Life-Threatening Injuries” After Stabbing Near Oakland Border
Police Officers responded to a disturbance near 1048 36th Street last night at approximately 11:05 p.m. The incident involved a male subject who sustained
Emeryville Semi-Monthly Newswire: Dec. 1-15, 2025
In this edition of our Semi-Monthly newswire, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed including: How Pixar’s Technology May
Emeryville’s Pavement Conditions Among Tops For Alameda County Cities According to Latest MTC Report
While many Emeryville residents have become weary of the constant disruptions caused by road construction, most likely realize it may be better than the
