Emeryville will likely elect its first Black female in 34 years after all mail-in ballots have been counted and the election has been certified.
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Emeryville City Councilmember Christian Patz surprised his fellow councilmembers at the May 4th meeting by announcing that he will be stepping down from his
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Christie Avenue and other familiar streets could soon be a thing of the past if council approves a resolution at Tuesday’s upcoming council meeting.
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Longtime Emeryville Councilmember Nora Davis sadly passed away this week. She was 92 years old. Davis was an absolute force in Emeryville politics during
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The City of Emeryville held two council meeting during the month of February. Among the highlights that emerged from these meetings was a Study
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While the turnout and focus of yesterday’s election was largely driven by national and state politics, our city held a local election with two
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Who to vote for today for those that have not already voted? Well that comes down to your personal priorities. All candidates support key initiatives
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Our current housing crisis is nothing new and many saw it coming. For over 2- 1/2 years, The E’ville Eye has been advocating that the city tackle
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Over two years ago, while a member of the Park Avenue District Committee, I proposed transforming the dilapidated space under the 40th St./Shellmound bridge into a
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I looked at Emeryville Police Officer Ron Shepherd with wide eyes and breathlessly asked, “Did he have a gun?” My shaking hands gripped a
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Some of the worst things about Emeryville were on display on Monday night when the city held its Horton Bicycle Boulevard Special Meeting. Unlike the “goal-setting”
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Our “E’ville Voices” guest blogger series was created to net a broader range of voices within our city in flux and initiate dialogue through opinion
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Two year resident Matt Davis represents the type of family that Emeryville would like to keep. A young professional who participates in civic activities with a young family
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Four-term Berkeley Mayor Tom Bates considers himself a “Regionalist”. Regionalism is a political ideology that focuses on the interests of a particular region or
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RULE founding member Brian Donahue, brother of Councilmember Scott Donahue and The Emeryville Tattler opinion blog writer apparently took exception to small businesses requesting a
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The month of April will be declared National Poetry Month in Emeryville at tonight’s April 21st City Council meeting. Emeryville’s Poet Laureate Sarah Kobrinsky will kick
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In 2009 Oakland artist Gregory Kloehn kicked off the Dumpster Home project—an exercise in making small housing structures out of large garbage containers and
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If you’ve been feeling a bit more “stressed out” these days, well now you know why. Emeryville has been named “The most stressful community
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Comcast or AT&T? Expensive & Fast or Cheap & Slow? The old adage of “voting with your wallet” doesn’t really apply when you’re faced
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Cafe’s have been called the new urban social hubs and regardless if you partake in the daily ritual, I think most will agree that
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Let’s get this out of the way. This is not an attack on renters but on policies that encourage rentals and discourage ownership. Policies
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Sadly, an agreement between the landlord and Cafe Aquarius owner Patrick Feehan could not be reached and they will remain closed indefinitely. We held out hope
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The “E’ville Voices” guest blogger series was created to net a broader range of voices about our city in flux and initiate dialogue through
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The fake documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop opened up the underground world of street art to the masses and made a star out
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