I first heard the term NOBE (pronounced No’ bē) a few months ago through an Emeryville news alert for this article. The recently produced video below (since
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It was one of the East Bay’s best kept secrets. I would bring pastries from them on occasion for my office and would always
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Jennifer West’s one year term as Mayor ended on December 4th. Via her blog, she announced a personal career change that will bite into
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I had the pleasure of attending The Bureau 510’s “soft-opening” last night prior to today’s official opening and if this is any indication of what is
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V-Day was declared on November 23rd for burger lovers and the Golden Gate neighborhood (Or “NOBE“, or “3-Corners” … 😉 ) with the grand
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Retail has been a blessing for Emeryville’s tax base … but at what cost? A recent 2011 FBI uniform crime report lists Emeryville as
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Evening Dog-walkers and residents of Blue Star Corner couldn’t help but become a little suspicious of the corner unit of the Pelligrini Warehouse on
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Emeryville has joined the growing list of cities (including Berkeley, L.A. and Cupertino) that have decided to end their use of red-light cameras. Citing
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The toxic cleanup at the former paint factory officially came to a finish back in April (Ongoing air and groundwater quality testing can be
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A good article on SFGate today about Emeryville Warehouse Loft developer Rick Holiday and his work on bringing high-density, mixed-use housing to Emeryville and
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A photo gallery from the Thursday July 5th “Dinner & A show” outdoor performance series at the Park Avenue Plaza featuring music by Motordude
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If you’ve driven through the south end of San Pablo Ave into neighboring Oakland recently, you’ll notice that there’s quite a bit happening. A new overpass
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The City of Emeryville kicks off its July Outdoor Performance series this Thursday at 5pm at the Park Avenue Plaza (Where Park dead-ends into
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Joining the strong roster of public art in Emeryville is a new sculpture entitled “All Together Now” (named after a similarly titled Beatles song). The
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With groundbreaking on a new 190 unit apartment development in May and Urban Outfitters opening last weekend, the ball keeps rolling at the EPM
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One of the original “guerrilla” artists behind the Emeryville Mudflat sculptures has reemerged to bring back an E’ville icon, the Red Baron (this time under more “legitimate”
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In a faceless building, ironically next to the AgeSong senior community, is Neptune Society’s Apollo Crematorium. A business that has existed in Emeryville since the
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As part of Mayor Jennifer West’s community outreach program, she will be visiting and sharing her “State of the City” report at the Emeryville
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One of E’ville’s most famous residents, “Fast Freddie” Fred Rodriguez, attempts to come back at the age of 38 after a three year hiatus from the
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One of the most highly trafficked posts in this blog is actually a repost of an Emeryville Mudflat Sculptures article on SFGate. I guess it’s
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Last Saturday April 21st, City officials celebrated the opening of the Doyle to Ninth Section of the Bike/Pedestrian Greenway linking Emeryville to Berkeley. On the
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On April 21 at 10 a.m., the cities of Berkeley and Emeryville, along with the East Bay Bicycle Coalition and many of the local officials and
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Ken James, Emeryville police chief since July 1998, has been honored with the California Police Chiefs Association’s most prestigious award. James, 60, a 37-year
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