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
City Officials Make Pitch for Emeryville BART Station [April Fools]
City of Emeryville officials and staff made their pitch to the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) for the addition of an Emeryville BART station at
Rivian Eying Emeryville For New EV Service Center
The Emeryville Planning Commission held a study session on Thursday, March 27 to review plans for a proposed Rivian Service Center at the former
Benihana Pulls Permits to Occupy Former Emeryville Chevys Space
The former Emeryville Chevys space may soon have a new tenant according to the City of Emeryville. Chevys closed down about a year ago
Urban Ore Employees’ Union Vowing “Open-Ended Strike”
Unionized workers at Urban Ore kicked off what they are calling an open-ended strike on Saturday to protest what they claim are unfair labor
Emeryville Man Arrested by Mountain View Police for Attempted Murder
A 42-year-old Emeryville man was arrested for attempted murder following a recent stabbing incident in the city of Mountain View according to local Police.
Eli’s Mile High Club Warns of “Danger of Closing its Doors”
After months of back and forth with the City of Oakland, the owners of Eli’s Mile High Club are warning it is at risk
Emeryville Bi-Monthly Newsletter: March 1-15, 2025
In this edition of our Bi-Monthly newsletter, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed including: Peet’s Eliminates “Vegan Tax”
TIMELINE: Five Years Since Global Pandemic Became Local
It all seems like a bit of a blur. Five years ago, the international COVID-19 pandemic became local. Businesses and schools shuttered, meetings went
