D5 Race Getting Testy Between Bauters & Bas with Release of Attack Website
With six weeks before election night and just weeks before mail-in ballots are slated to arrive, things are beginning to heat up in the
Filing Extension Sees Surge of Late City Council & School Board Candidates
The filing extension following last Friday’s 5 p.m. deadline netted a late surge of candidates for November’s Emeryville City Council and School Board elections.
Emeryville City Council & School Board Races Shaping Up with Filing Deadline Extension
The regular filing deadline to run for an Emeryville City Council & School Board seat passed Friday at 5 p.m. Because an incumbent in
DA Price Defends Early Release of Reoffender, Deflects Gov. Newsom Criticism
Last week was a bit of a rough one for embattled Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price. On Tuesday, it was revealed that the
‘Red Shoe iPhone Bandit’ Tyler Mims Released on Bail
Tyler Mims, the 23-year-old man arrested on February 7th following a brazen theft of 50 iPhones at the Bay Street Emeryville Apple Store, has
John Bauters’ ‘Tough on Crime’ Pivot: Will it help him advance in County Supervisor Race?
On the eve of the March 5th Primary and mail-in ballots already in hand, you may have observed that Emeryville Councilmember and Alameda County
Since It’s Not Amazon Fresh, What will the Bay Street Grocery Store Be?
Ever since CenterCal Properties unveiled their plans to build a grocery store at Bay Street over two years ago, neighbors have been actively asking
Council Updates: Emery Park Naming; Council Adopts Code of Conduct; Bauters Historic Gaffes
Emeryville City Council convened on Tuesday, September 26th with two action items on the agenda. The first was review and adoption of a proposed
Housing Updates: ‘Trader Vic’s’ Plan Withdrawal; Christie Ave Sites Developer Selected
The developers of the proposed 54-unit “Trader Vic’s” housing project abruptly withdrew their plans on Tuesday. A variety of concerns were raised by neighbors
