National Night Out tonight/Emeryville seeks Community input on New Police Chief
Emeryville is an interesting town. We’ve talked about our statistically high level of crime (much fueled by our heavy retail presence) but how there
Emeryville’s Teak Me Home expands into Berkeley with Gilman District Showroom
You’ve probably passed their previous showroom on Hollis Street next to Rotten City Pizza hundreds of times and wondered what Teak Me Home is. Perhaps you’ve
HuffPost article details challenges to Emeryville & other Bay Area Restaurants
Amid rising labor, health care, rents, food costs, and throw in drought and fuel related surcharges, it’s a wonder why anyone would want to open
American Eagle Grand Opening, Monthly Farmers’ Market Comes to Bay Street
The Bay Street Shopping Center is celebrating the grand opening of the much anticipated American Eagle Outfitters and the start of a monthly Farmers’ Market
SF Chronicle article details Emeryville’s evolving food scene
SF Chronicle freelance food writer Ethan Fletcher dedicates his latest column to our little 1.2 square mile wedge of the East Bay. Fletcher spotlights notable favorites
Inside Scoop reporting July opening of North Oakland’s Salsipuedes
Berkelyside’s NOSH column first teased us with news of Southern California restauranteur Jay Porter’s latest creation nearly a year & a half ago. After some
Life on the Emery Cove Yacht Harbor detailed in recent CC Times article
A recent Contra Costa Times article details something many of us are curious about; living on the picturesque Emeryville Marina. The article details “dock living”
Rotten City Pizza’s Jonas Bernstein ready to unveil his latest creation: Branch Line Bar
Jonas Bernstein is a bit of an Emeryville Historian. He should be, he’s been doing business here for 17 years. Like any good business person, he
Draymond Green returns to Emeryville a Champion – Should the City Honor his Achievement?
Small businesses and developers hate us, our schools are teetering on the brink of insolvency, the Emery Go-Round is threatened, residents keep getting priced-out and our
Now Available: Golden State Inspired E’ville Pride Tees
It’s always been our ambition to bring some pride to our often overlooked, but fascinating city. Have pride in being an E’villain? Now you can
This Weekends Pro Arts Open Studios feature Seven Emeryville-Based Artists
More than 400 artists will participate in this year’s annual Pro Arts Open Studios East Bay regional event. Among those will be seven local
Help Sustain Hyperlocal News in E’ville. Vote for The E’ville Eye in the Mission Main Street Grants Program
The E’ville Eye started as a community passion project and spawned from the need for better communication & connectivity in our town. Nearly four years and
Emeryville’s Broken Rack Pool Hall spotlighted on KQED’s “My Spot” Series
The Broken Rack pool hall will celebrate its one year Anniversary of reopening in Emeryville on July 17th. It was a long process for owners Marilyn
Love our Neighborhood Day: Come Play in the Streets of North Oakland and Berkeley Today from 11am-4pm
PRESS RELEASE: Thousands are expected to take to the streets of North Oakland and Southwest Berkeley this Saturday, May 30, from 11 a.m. to
Warriors Power Forward & Emeryville resident Draymond Green heading to NBA Finals
E’ville is no stranger to fame and we provided a fairly comprehensive list back in August. One we failed to mention that has come into
Love our Neighborhood Day returns to San Pablo Ave this Saturday … sans E’ville :(
Love our Neighborhood Day returns this Saturday May 30th after a successful 2014 event that saw as many as 3,000 people attend the inaugural Open
Emeryville Starbucks in consideration for “Evenings” program with Beer, Wine & Hot Foods
The Powell Street Plaza Emeryville Starbucks is looking to become a local evening hangout spot as it considers launching a hot food and alcohol
Emeryville Poet Laureate Sarah Kobrinsky “waxes poetic” about leaving E’ville on SFGate
Emeryville Poet Laureate Sarah Kobrinsky’s exodus from E’ville made headlines recently mostly because it came at the hands of a Planning Commissioner. Kobrinsky gives SF Chronicle reporter
Sherwin-Williams employs Goats to clear Property Vegetation
If you happen to be driving or biking down Horton and spot a herd of goats in Emeryville of all places, you’re not seeing
Former Nopalito Chef raising funds for “Leon” Emeryville Based Taco Cart
Former Nopalito chef Jose Ramos kicked off an Indiegogo fundraising campaign this month to raise money for a new Emeryville based taco cart and catering
E’ville Biz: Oxgut Hose Company – Exclusive Designs with a Heroic Past
Three years ago, LauraLe Wunsch, founder of Oxgut Hose Company, Inc. was looking for something to take her successful career in advertising in a
Dogtown Athletic brings Boxing, Fitness options to Emeryville/West Oakland Border
Oakland Police officers dubbed the gritty but rapidly changing area of West Oakland “Dogtown” apparently because of a large population of stray dogs in the early 80’s. Dogtown
Koja Kitchen latest Food Truck to lease stall at renovated Emeryville Public Market
Back in 2011, then Public Market leasing company Main Street Property Services teased of being in talks with food-truck vendors who might want to transition
Namaste Pizza brings Indian-infused flavors to North Oakland
Namaste Pizza soft-opened quietly earlier this year in North Oakland in the space formerly occupied by Red Door Pizza who unfortunately folded. The space
