Emeryville neighbors were startled by a distinct explosion right before 1 p.m. this afternoon followed by a large plume of black smoke that quickly engulfed
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Under construction The Intersection project by notable Emeryville developer Rick Holliday was ravaged by a morning 6 alarm fire that began about 2:45 a.m. Fire crews
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Alliance Recycling Center in West Oakland will close its doors in August after a decades long battle with neighbors, forfeiting its Conditional Use Permit (CUP).
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Oakland CHP responded to a Sunday 9 a.m. 911 call of a flock of infant geese crossing Interstate 80 near the Ashby Exit. At least
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That increase in traffic? It’s not in your head. Buoyed by new high density developments that have gone online this year including Emme and
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A 10:36 a.m. single alarm blaze at an Emeryville triangle neighborhood home claimed the life of a family pet and gutted the interior of
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Alameda County Firefighters rescued a distraught woman who was apparently contemplating taking her own life by jumping from the Powell Street/I-80 overpass yesterday. Firefighters were driving
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Wind was said to be a factor in a large temporary facade collapse at the former Pottery Barn space at Bay Street Mall this afternoon.
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The Anti-Police Terror Project (APTP) returned to Emeryville Council chambers at last night’s meeting. Previously, APTP had made appearances at Council and engaged in
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Waking up to Helicopters circling above is never a good thing in our area. Emeryville released a rare Nixle Alert at about 6 a.m indicating
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Emeryville’s been on its share of best/worst lists. This is a good one. A joint study between UC Berkeley’s CoolClimate Network and the Bay Area Air Quality
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Crews from both Emeryville Fire Stations E34 & E35 responded to a fire at the Coulter Steel & Forge Warehouse at 1494 67th at at
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A group of peaceful protesters marched from Oakland through Emeryville in the second annual “Reclaim MLK Day”. The Martin Luther King, Jr. National Holiday
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Amid the ongoing discussion of the Oakland Raiders possible move back to Los Angeles (they have since pulled their bid after losing the support of NFL
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Happy New Year E’villains! It was another year of solid growth for The E’ville Eye that saw us double our previous year’s traffic again
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A fire broke out in the kitchen of the Elephant Bar restaurant at the Bay Street Mall about 5:30 p.m. this evening, interrupting a busy
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Back in September after hearing of the death of homeless fixture Hayok Kay from a savage beating, we pieced together this post of what was known
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Some sad news reported by EPD Chief Tejada at Tuesday’s Council Meeting as one of our famous Emeryville Wild Turkeys has passed. It had nothing
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More than a hundred residents, neighbors & children attended the Saturday Alameda County Fire Station 34 Open House and BBQ. The event was held to celebrate the completion
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The family of Yuvette Henderson, family attorney Dan Siegel and an advocacy group calling themselves the The Anti Police-Terror Project, gathered at the Ron Dellums Federal Building in downtown Oakland
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Joining a slowly building national movement, Emeryville was the latest city to forgo Columbus Day and observe “Indigenous Peoples Day”. Councilmember Jac Asher read a resolution
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A recent report published by UC Berkeley titled The Urban Displacement Project took on the ambitious task of “mapping” gentrification in our region. The interactive
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Two weeks ago the L.A. Times wrote a piece about us, this time the national media is taking note of little Emeryville. A three-minute video segment (with
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An activist group known as the Anti Police-Terror Project that had previously gained attention by blockading The Home Depot, swarmed Emeryville council chambers at Tuesday’s
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