An Exclusive Conversation with 27 year Councilperson Nora Davis
Nora Davis, the six-term, 27 year Emeryville Councilperson and six-time Mayor has presided over a very transitional era of our town. In this exclusive interview, Davis
Inside Scoop reporting opening of second Noodle Theory location on San Pablo Ave
Noodle Theory, the popular Asian Fusion/Ramen shop near the intersection of Claremont & College in Oakland, will reportedly be taking over the Eastern City Café spot
Grand Opening: Commonwealth Micropub comes to the Triangle Neighborhood
Back in June, we announced that Oakland’s Commonwealth Cafe was expanding into the old Cafe Bier spot on Adeline straddling Emeryville’s Triangle & Oakland’s Longfellow
Fifty Shades of … E’ville? “The Gates” is Emeryville’s BDSM secret
*WARNING* This post contains material not appropriate for all ages and some might find offensive. The 2011 erotic romance novel by British Author E.L.
Restoration Hardware Outlet looking to lease, rehabilitate Rug Depot building
The recent Restoration Hardware “Pop-up” warehouse sales caused quite a frenzy in the Park Avenue District and adjacent areas (and subsequently on the corner
EBX reporting closure of B-Side BBQ, opening of B-Side Baking Co.
B-Side BBQ has been a beacon of the gritty area along San Pablo and given neighbors hope the area has turned the corner on
An Exclusive Conversation with Emeryville Police Department Chief Ken James
You may have read some recent regional news about Emeryville being labeled “a dangerous city” but if you sift through the data and actually talk
Williams Sonoma among 3 Bay Street Mall Closures
It was announced over the holiday that high-end cookware & kitchen accessory retailer Williams Sonoma would be shuttering its doors for good on January
Emeryville Artist “joSon” debuts exhibit at SF’s Botanical Gardens
The work of Vietnamese-born, Emeryville-based artist “joSon” will be on display at San Francisco Botanical Garden’s Helen Crocker Russell Library of Horticulture through April
Exclusive Interview: Chamber of Commerce CEO Bob Canter to retire
Bob Canter, the President & CEO of the Emeryville Chamber of Commerce since 2001, announced his retirement yesterday effective January 31st. “The time to retire
Off the Grid Announces Weekday Public Market Rotation
While the Emeryville Public Market undergoes its “transition” (not everyone is happy about this), Off the Grid will be stepping in to offer additional
Emeryville Artists Co-op profiled on HuffPost
Founded in 1973, The Emeryville Artists Co-op has structured itself as a non-profit, limited-equity housing cooperative and expanded to nearly 60 studios in three buildings
The E’ville Year in Review: Top five posts of 2014. Help sustain hyperlocal news.
2014 was quite a year for The E’ville Eye and we want to personally thank all of our subscribers, commenters, contributors, sponsors & donators. In
ECAP hosts annual Christmas Dinner for those in need. Now looking for your assistance.
Emeryville Citizens Assistance Program, or “ECAP”, hosted its annual holiday dinner at Anna Yates Elementary for members of the community that need our help
Ike’s Lair signs lease to open Parc on Powell Location
In a week where Smashburger and Panda Express both opened at the East Bay Bridge Shopping Center, the bigger news was the revelation that E’VILLE IS GETTING
Bay Street Openings & Closings: L’Occitane & Go! Calendar In, Jody Maroni’s and G by Guess out
With the holiday shopping season upon us, the Bay Street Shopping Mall is preparing for the inevitable shopping rush with the opening (and subsequent
Emeryville Resident Launches Unique Filipino Food Pop-Up in the East Bay
Filipino food lovers, you no longer have to make a trip over to Daly City to get your fix of homemade lumpias. There’s a
“Rottenest City” profiled as a travel destination on HuffPost
E’ville seems to be on quite a roll as of late. Recently profiled in the popular “Why I love series” on The Bold Italic and
Prizefighter and Honor Barkeepers both profiled
Two completely different bars with completely different vibes. What do they have in common? They’re both making waves in the Bay Area and even
Rotten City Pizza Owner looking to open “The Branch Line” Bar at Peladeau & 59th
Jonas Bernstein, founder of the popular Rotten City Pizza establishment (A name that honors E’ville’s sordid past) has applied for a use permit at the
West Oakland turns 16th Street Train Station into Halloween Attraction
Looking for something fun to do for Halloween? Well you may have noticed some activity over the border at the 16th St. Central Station along
E’ville Bites Review: Bacano Bakery – Baked Goods Made from Ancient Grains with a Focus on Community
Good news E’villains! Bacano Bakery is finally set for its Grand Opening this Saturday, October 18th after a month-long soft opening period to work
Christie Avenue Park to be redesigned & expanded as part of Marketplace redevelopment project
Rejoice Christie Core neighbors, a new park is coming your way! The Emeryville Planning Commission met on July 24th, to review and discuss plans for the
Emeryville Trader Vic’s hosts “Mai Tai Toast Around the World” Anniversary Celebration
One of the most personally enjoyable posts I’ve written for the E’ville Eye was my “Rediscover E’ville’s most celebrated bar” article about Trader Vic’s
