Small Business Voices: Actual Cafe/Victory Burger’s Sal Bednarz
In light of recent discussions regarding a $14.42 livable wage ordinance in our city that would be the highest in the nation, The E’ville
An Exclusive Conversation with 27 year Councilperson Nora Davis
Nora Davis, the six-term, 27 year Emeryville Councilperson and six-time Mayor has presided over a very transitional era of our town. In this exclusive interview, Davis
Community workshops for proposed Emery Go-Round PBID renewal kick-off tonight
Emeryville will host the first of two planned community workshops tonight at City Hall at 5:30 pm to hopefully preserve the beloved, but crowded
E’ville Biz: Electronic Arts abruptly closes Maxis Studio, McKesson signs big lease in Art.com Building
The Electronic Arts owned game developer Maxis that created the hit SimCity franchise abruptly shuttered its Emeryville studio doors yesterday. The announcement was made through
E’ville Voices: Housing Committee member John Bauters speaks out on solutions for Homelessness
Our “E’ville Voices” guest blogger series was created to net a broader range of voices about our city in flux and initiate dialogue through
January EPD Crime Report includes Biting Shoplifter, Buttocks-Grabbing Robber
The Emeryville Police Department Crime Report for January includes a total of 235 crimes highlighted by 27 Auto Burglaries in the shopping-laden District 5 area
Department of Finance files State Supreme Court Petition against redevelopment projects ruling
Fingers were crossed yesterday across our city as it was the final day for the California Department of Finance to file an appeal regarding
EBX post details Oakland’s recruitment of Emeryville City Manager Sabrina Landreth
East Bay Express has posted an article detailing the relationship of new Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf and Emeryville City Manager Sabrina Landreth. Landreth did
E’ville Biz: Oakland Businesses brace for minimum wage hike impact, foreshadowing Emeryville’s plight
Emeryville City Council held a follow-up meeting to its initial minimum wage proposal on Tuesday Feb. 17th. Various special interests and pro-union groups filled the
Protest March through Emeryville closes Police Station, Home Depot
Emeryville Police closed and barricaded their Powell Street Station in anticipation of a planned protest yesterday. “The Police Department will be temporarily closed to
Emeryville PD Releases 911 audio preceding February 3rd officer involved shooting
The Emeryville PD released a 5:28 long audio of an exchange between a Home Depot loss-prevention officer and a 911 dispatcher. Ms. Henderson was being
City Manager Sabrina Landreth reportedly heading back to Oakland
Inside Bay Area is reporting the Emeryville City Manager Sabrina Landreth is heading back to the City of Oakland to become their first permanent
Sen. Boxer slams anti-vax parents amid revelation that Pixar Childcare Center amongst lowest immunization rates in area
Senator Barbara Boxer made an appearance at the Head Start program located at the Ralph Hawley Middle School promoting her bill that would require
Emeryville Residential housing moratorium ordinance defeated
Developers, Lawyers and a few Oakland resident “ringers” (mixed with a few Emeryville residents) turned out in droves to Emeryville City Hall on a
Emeryville’s proposed residential development moratorium draws attention of media, developers.
All eyes will be on the historically “pro-development” city of Emeryville at tonight’s 5pm special meeting at City Hall. As previously reported, City Council will vote on
E’ville Biz: Stanford Health Care Moving In? Holliday debuts “The Intersection” Website
The San Francisco Business Times is reporting that Stanford Health Care has signed a lease at the Wareham Development EmeryStation Greenway building on Hollis,
Emeryville Officers & Slain Woman both officially identified, Activists demand surveillance video
The deceased woman from last week’s officer-involved shooting tragedy was officially identified as Yuvette Henderson after notifying her next of kin (previously reported as “Yvette”). The
Golden Gate Neighbors rally to prevent 24/7 McDonalds Drive-Thru on San Pablo Ave
Oakland’s Golden Gate neighbors are rallying to prevent a proposed McDonald’s renovation that would also expand their 24 hour drive-thru to seven days a
Emeryville City Council explores moratorium on residential developments, elimination of committees
The Tuesday Emeryville City Council meeting that began with a special study session ran nearly five hours and nearly to midnight as the City
Emeryville PD Press conference reveals details of yesterday’s officer involved shooting tragedy
An afternoon press conference with Emeryville Police Chief Ken James at the Powell Street headquarters revealed further details of yesterday’s officer involved shooting, only
Candlelight Vigil for Yvette Henderson erupts into Protest
A peaceful candlelight vigil for the woman, identified through friends as [38]-year-old Yvette Henderson, morphed into a protest as angry mourners broke away and
Emeryville Police Officer involved shooting after chase leaves woman dead
Oakland police responded to the call of an officer-involved shooting this afternoon. A woman, later identified as Yvette Henderson was shot and killed by an
An Exclusive Conversation with Emeryville Police Department Chief Ken James
You may have read some recent regional news about Emeryville being labeled “a dangerous city” but if you sift through the data and actually talk
Emeryville Chamber of Commerce “State of the City” with Mayor Ruth Atkin
Fifteen year Councilperson Ruth Atkin, taking her fourth turn as Emeryville’s Mayor, presented her “State of the City” speech at the annual Chamber of Commerce
