E’ville Celebration of the Arts open through October 27th
Emeryville has so few “traditions” that it’s encouraging to see the annual celebration going strong. Now in its 27th year, the exhibit returns to
Aya Nakano’s parents hold out hope in a city seemingly incapable of catching criminals
Wouldn’t it be great if the real world functioned like the television show Law & Order? Passionate Detectives jettisoning around town, questioning, grilling, cleverly extracting
Latest Sherwin site plans draw optimism … skepticism
As the Sherwin Williams project wraps up its due-diligence period and transitions to its next stage of procuring entitlements, the reality of the impact of
Grand Opening for KYU2 Sushi
Another missing piece in Emeryville’s dining portfolio has been filled … SUSHI! (with apologies to MiYozen) KYU 2 brings another needed dining option to
Afternoon Shooting along San Pablo Avenue
A shooting occurred in broad daylight last Saturday on the corner of San Pablo and 45th near a nail salon. According to EPD Captain Dante
Bay Bridge Bike-Pedestrian Trail opens to public
Emeryville and the rest of the East Bay were denied the extravagant Labor Day celebration that we were promised because of the fractured bolt
Mayor Brinkman’s car broken into at Public Market
Even the Mayor of our city is not immune to the recent wave of smartphone thefts. Brinkman’s advice? “Don’t leave anything exposed,” he said. “It’s
OP-ED: Is Emeryville a “Dog-Friendly” city?
On the day proclaimed “National Dog Day” (August 26th) I thought it a good time to take inventory of our own city’s dog friendly
Proposal for Bay St. Macy’s dead, City seeks new ideas
The once popular Emeryville Flower Outlet shuttered its doors in 2006 and the building that housed it and other small businesses, demolished. The plan
New owners looking to reboot Public Market by recruiting “top bay area chefs”
If you’ve ever been to a true “Public Market”, then you may be disappointed with what Emeryville has to offer. Having recently visited Milwaukee’s
Interview: Emeryville Tattler Editor Brian Donahue
In the theater that is Emeryville politics, Brian Donahue might be considered the protagonist. He often represents the not always gentle, but needed dissenting
Emeryville earns highest Walkability-to-Affordability ratio score
The fabled Greenway across our city has stalled (I just got word that the Peladeau park plans have been delayed by another year), the
Vice Mayor Asher debuts new personal blog. Criticizes ECCL Plan
Jac Asher: Triangle resident, parent of two, Lecturer in the Department of Gender and Women’s Studies at Cal and Vice-Mayor of our city has somehow
#EvilleBites: Instagram Community Photo Gallery
In addition to our growing gallery of Emeryville pets & Food, the E’ville Eye has started a community gallery of delicious bites and sips! The
EBBC & BPAC looking for improvements at 40th/San Pablo & “Star intersection”
Anyone who’s ever commuted by bike to our neighboring cities of Oakland or Berkeley via San Pablo knows what a harrowing experience it can
OP-ED: Sudden July 4th venue change a missed opportunity for our city
Our Nations birthday, the America’s Cup opening ceremony, live music and delicious food set to the backdrop of the picturesque Emeryville Marina. The stage
E’ville resident recounts moments before SFO crash
A harrowing account of Saturday’s Asiana Air Flight 214 SFO plane crash that claimed two young lives from one of our own 10,000+ residents. 32-year-old Emeryville
Interview: E’ville’s new city manager, Sabrina Landreth
Patrick O’Keeffe gave his 90 day retirement “notice” earlier this year setting off an exhaustive six-month search for Emeryville’s new City Manager (O’Keeffe has
“Camp CalTrans” latest PR Fiasco for maligned agency
The much maligned construction of the Bay Bridge ($5 billion over budget and a decade late) has endured one folly after another and chipped
AMC Bay Street stands by ejection of Sikh man for religious “Weapon”
In a story that is making national headlines and being billed as an issue of religious freedom, AMC is not relenting on what it
E’ville Bites: Off the Grid comes to Emeryville … Finally!
Emeryville foodies rejoice! Wednesday was the “Soft Opening” debut for Off the Grid – Emeryville in what may be considered a Summer Try-out for
Former CM O’Keeffe in talks to become interim City Manager for Albany
Tuesday was the first official day on the job for new Emeryville City Manager Sabrina Landreth. The E’ville Eye has been granted an interview
Pixar maintains perfect Box office debut streak with “Monsters University”
“Monsters University”, the latest from the Animation Studio Hit-Factory, grossed an estimated $82 million over the weekend and handily beat runner-up “World War Z”
Memorial held for Aya Nakano, Reward fund Created to find his Killer
Aya Nakano was laid to rest on Tuesday, the victim of a senseless murder following a fender-bender at a stop light along Stanford in North Oakland.
