Emeryville Semi-Monthly Newswire: Dec. 1-15, 2025
In this edition of our Semi-Monthly newswire, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed including: How Pixar’s Technology May
Emeryville Semi-Monthly Newswire: September 1-15
In this edition of our Semi-Monthly newsletter, we share four stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed, including: Chiron Bomber Facing Extradition
Emeryville Semi-Monthly Newswire: June 1-15
In this edition of our Semi-Monthly Newswire, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed including: Inna Jam Winding Down
Emeryville Semi-Monthly Newsletter: April 1-15
In this edition of our Semi-Monthly Emeryville newsletter*, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed including (click the jump
Emeryville Semi-Monthly Newsletter: March 16-31
In this edition of our Semi-Monthly newsletter, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed including: Councilmember Courtney Welch Appointed
Emeryville Bi-Monthly Newsletter: Feb 1-15, 2025
In this edition of our Bi-Monthly newsletter covering the first half of February, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have
Emeryville Bi-Monthly Newsletter: January 16-31
In this edition of our Bi-Monthly newsletter* covering the second half of January, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have
Emeryville Bi-Weekly Newsletter: January 1-15
In this edition of our Bi-Weekly newsletter covering the first half of January, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have
Emeryville Bi-Weekly Newsletter: December 16-31
In this edition of our Bi-Weekly newsletter, we share six stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed including: More “Ram-Raiding” of Local
Emeryville Bi-Weekly Newsletter: December 1-15
In this edition of our Bi-Weekly newsletter, we share five stories and high-performing social media posts relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed,
Emeryville Bi-Weekly Newsletter: November 16-30
In this edition of our Bi-Weekly newsletter, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed including: San Pablo Avenue Convenience
Courtyards at 65th Residents Form Tenants Association to Address Livability Concerns
Tenants of the Courtyards at 65th Apartments in Emeryville packed into the complex’s conference center Thursday evening, Sept. 12. The conference room has seen many
City Mediates Dispute Over Horton Bike Lane Bollards after Post Office Ceases Service to Terraces Complex
The City of Emeryville’s experimental protected bike lanes on Horton street caused a stir recently when the post office ceased delivery to the Terraces
E’ville Wire: Ramos Killer Sentenced, Crave BBQ to CA Hotel, Fair Deal Closed after 84 years, Javi’s Cooking replacing Locol
For our readers that only browse our website stories, we regularly share Emeryville-related news from local sources on our social media channels that include
‘Suspicious Item’ at Artistry Apartments brings Northern Emeryville to a Halt
The Emeryville Police Department received a report of a suspicious item in a garage level storage room at the Artistry Apartments this afternoon. A
Vehicle Smashes into Cannabis Business, Shuts down neighboring Prizefighter Bar
A vehicle smashed into the VersaGenix Cannabis manufacturing business at 1350 67th street at about 3:45 p.m. on Friday. Damage to a shared water
E’ville News Wire: City sues SEIU-UHW, Soba Ichi Opens in West Oakland, Emeryville Business sues Berkeley Bowl
A few news stories aggregated from around the web relevant to Emeryville residents in this E’ville News Wire. The long-awaited replacement to the shuttered
Recovery Efforts Underway to Save Sunken Emeryville Marina Craft
The sinking of a 90-year-old wooden sailboat named ‘Helaine’ had Emeryville Marina residents shaking their heads and crews scrambling this afternoon. Once she started
The E’ville Dead: Apollo Crematory winding down Emeryville operations after protracted legal fight
Neptune Society’s Apollo Crematory will begin winding down operations at its Emeryville Horton Street facility and begin its move to East Oakland after a
Parents of Antonio Ramos Sue Federal Government over stolen ICE agent’s firearm used in his killing
About a year ago, it was reported that the parents of murdered Emeryville resident Antonio Ramos had filed a claim against Immigration and Customs
Mercury News story questions handling of ECCL sexual assault reports
Mercury News investigative reporter Matthias Gafni is probing the EUSD and EPD for possible mishandling of our state’s mandated reporting laws in the wake of
10 years later, North Oakland’s Your Black Muslim Bakery and the murder of Chauncey Bailey
Wednesday marked a somber anniversary that may have been lost on most newer Oakland and Emeryville residents. 10 years ago, on August 2, 2007,
Arson investigators deployed to examine “Suspicious” Weekend Intersection Project Fire
Saturday’s fire at 3800 San Pablo hadn’t even been contained before suspicions of arson began circulating throughout the community. The comment threads of our Facebook page and Nextdoor
3800 San Pablo project succumbs to blaze for second time in less than a year
The residential project at 3800 San Pablo Avenue dubbed “The Intersection” succumbed to a massive blaze this morning. This was the second time in
