Evening Structure Fire on 67th & Shellmound
Crews from both Emeryville Fire Stations E34 & E35 responded to a fire at the Coulter Steel & Forge Warehouse at 1494 67th at at
Reclaim MLK Day Protestors March through Emeryville, Shut down Bay Bridge
A group of peaceful protesters marched from Oakland through Emeryville in the second annual “Reclaim MLK Day”. The Martin Luther King, Jr. National Holiday
Howard Terminal one of two Proposals for new Athletics Ballpark bikeable from Emeryville
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
The E’ville Eye Year in Review: Top 5 Stories of 2015
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
Breaking News: Fire at Elephant Bar at Bay Street Mall
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
LA Times article details the life and death of recently slain homeless woman Hayok “Miss Kay”
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
“Jerry” the Emeryville Wild Turkey succumbs to injuries
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
Grand Reopening for Alameda County Fire Station 34 fire station draws crowds
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
Family of Yuvette Henderson files federal civil lawsuit against City of Emeryville
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
Emeryville celebrates first “Indigenous Peoples Day”
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
Much of Emeryville listed in state of “Advanced Gentrification” according to UC study
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
CNN video segment profiles Emeryville “The city with the highest minimum wage in America”
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
Tempers flare at Tuesday’s Council Meeting as APTP protesters swarm chambers
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
New Emeryville Police Chief to begin September 15th
New Emeryville Police Chief Jennifer Tejada will leave her Sausalito post on August 31st and begin her assignment in Emeryville on September 15th, taking the
Slain Ex’pression student remembered as insightful, nature-loving
20-year-old Emeryville resident and Ex’pression student Trevor Holminski, who was mysteriously killed last weekend in Plumas County, was remembered by his parents in a
Sausalito Chief Jennifer Tejada picked as next EPD Chief
Emeryville City Manager Carolyn Lehr announced today that the city has picked current Sausalito Chief Jennifer Tejada to be Emeryville’s next Chief pending formal
Beloved Emeryville institution Bucci’s to shutter after 28 years
Emeryville residents and fans of the beloved Italian restaurant Bucci’s on Hollis are reeling after the announcement that the owners have decided to call it
Morning Earthquake epicenter just two miles from Emeryville
If it felt like this morning’s 6:49 a.m. Earthquake was right underneath you … it was (nearly)! The USGS is reporting that the 4.0
Emeryville Voters Resoundingly Approve Emery Go-Round Assessment District
The ‘Emery Go-Round’ transit shuttle will continue to serve the city through the year 2030, after Emeryville parcel owners voted for a new parcel
An East Bay residents Guide to This Weekend’s Transbay Tube Shutdown
This weekend’s planned closure of BART’s Transbay Tube has thrown a monkey wrench into many E’villian’s plans. The E’ville Eye breaks down what’s going
AC Transit Proposes Changes to Emeryville Service, Public Comment through July 31st
AC Transit has proposed drastic changes to bus service through out the Bay Area. If implemented, Emeryville residents would see changed routes and increased
Emeryville Man Killed in tragic motorcycle accident
A sad day for Emeryville as we lost 33-year old resident Daniel Mark Neil II to a horrific motorcycle accident. The crash occurred Thursday
Resident advocacy efforts put halt to Emeryville Mall caught Violating State Drought Measures
As Emeryville residents look for ways to cut back on water usage during our State’s historic drought, one Emeryville mall seems to have been
Bay Area Bike Share asks “Where do you want Bike Share in Emeryville?”
PRESS RELEASE – San Francisco Mayor Edwin M. Lee, Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo, Berkeley Mayor Tom Bates and Emeryville
