Chef Matt Horn announced that he has opted to not reopen Horn Barbecue following a devastating fire last November. “After deep reflection and prayer
Read MoreThe vacant Decathlon space (and a Toys R Us prior to that) is getting a new tenant. Total Wine & More has a pending
Read MoreThe Emeryville Chevys will close their doors on April 16 after operating at their Emeryville Marina location for 25 years.
Read MoreA few food & drink announcements since our last update in November including the highly anticipated grand opening of Five Guys, the sad closure of two
Read MoreIt’s a story we’ve all heard before: Artists find cheap, funky space in a neglected industrial area and beautify it making the neighborhood more
Read MoreRecently having completed his first year on Emeryville City Council, Kalimah Priforce provides his candid insights on the often opaque world of local politics
Read MoreSome local retail business openings and other activity in Emeryville to begin 2024 including openings at Bay Street, The Powell Street Plaza and the
Read MoreA pedestrian that was the victim of a hit and run near IKEA earlier this year has sadly passed from her injuries. Michelle Farmer
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
Read MoreThe 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
Read MoreSome recent Food & Drink updates throughout Emeryville including some progress on Five Guys and Honor Kitchen. We also recently published a wrap up
Read MoreRepresentations of organizations throughout Assembly District 18 packed the auditorium at the Emeryville Center of Community Life on Friday, October 27th for the second
Read MoreA second wave of food & drink openings is anticipated to happen at Bay Street throughout the month of November just in time for
Read MoreA few food & drink announcements since our last update in July including another cookie shop, a highly regarded deli and new Sushi restaurant.
Read MoreEmeryville’s celebrated Art Exhibit will return to The Public Market for their 37th annual exhibit. For the second year in a row, the Public
Read MoreThe Bay Area was once full of amusement parks by the sea, and Emeryville was home to many of them, from the Blue Star
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
Read MoreSome highlights from an active 4-hour July 18th City Council meeting that included a Special Study Session for the stalled Emeryville Arts Center, the
Read MoreThe fate of the notorious former Emeryville Police Chief John LaCoste, whose name disappeared from local news headlines and politics in the late 1980’s,
Read MoreBay Street Emeryville announce several new leases today. These latest additions include Philz Coffee, the return of Dipped, Copper & Malt, Salon Republic, and
Read MoreSome noteworthy food & drink news in and around Emeryville since our last update in May. The Public Market announced a new purveyor, Jasmine
Read MoreThe victim of Emeryville’s recent homicide has been identified by authorities. Thirty-four-year-old Dexter Appleby died on May 26 from multiple gunshot wounds near the
Read MoreI immigrated from India to the U.S. in 2016. Emeryville was the first city I lived in the US, and 7 years later, it
Read MoreEmeryville resident Robby Kendall AKA “Ms. Sweet Nothing” is a bit of a trailblazer having orchestrated what might be the first recurring public drag
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