The Emeryville Police Officers Association (EPOA) has issued a statement in response to recent online comments that they insist are not reflective of the
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The City of Emeryville provides a monthly progress report outlining significant developments and milestones that occurred throughout the period. Among these highlights from meetings
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The City of Emeryville provides a monthly progress report outlining significant developments and milestones that occurred throughout the period. Among these highlights for June
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The City of Emeryville provides a monthly progress report outlining significant developments and milestones that occurred throughout the period. Among these highlights for April
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The race for the 2018 California Assembly District 15 race kicked off last week with the first campaign filing deadline. The seat is being
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The City of Emeryville provides a monthly progress report outlining significant developments and milestones that occurred throughout the period. Among these highlights for March were the passing
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A December Reuters investigative report exposed that parts of California and even some Bay Area communities have higher levels of lead exposure than those in Flint,
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Despite a community petition that garnered 473 signatures in a week, three years of our personal advocacy efforts and a council meeting that saw
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On the day Emeryville designated itself a Sanctuary City, the city also moved to cease the tradition of performing the pledge of allegiance at council
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A new group of five Emeryville City Councilmembers convened last night for the first Council meeting of 2017. Councilmembers Bauters, Medina and Patz were all
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The Alameda County Statement of Vote was recently published by California Secretary of State Alex Padilla with the certified 2016 election results. Padilla noted the turnout
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If the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results, then some of our policymakers may
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In a letter sent to Emeryville California Restaurant Association (CRA) members, CRA President & CEO Jot Condie noted they will soon be filing a lawsuit on behalf
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An estimated 200 Emery High students abruptly walked off campus at 10 a.m. this morning in an organized protest against the contentious election of Donald
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On a night that few will remember for local results (I think we’re all still in shock), Emeryville elected three new councilmembers last night.
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Who to vote for today for those that have not already voted? Well that comes down to your personal priorities. All candidates support key initiatives
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In a crowded field, one Democratic candidate has arguably distinguished himself as the “Change” candidate of this election. John Van Geffen has stood up
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The East Bay Times (formerly The Oakland Tribune) has endorsed three candidates for Emeryville City Council including John Van Geffen, John Bauters & Christian
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The wild world of the Emery School Board just got even more interesting. Just days after School Board President John Affeldt stepped down, incumbent
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Our current housing crisis is nothing new and many saw it coming. For over 2- 1/2 years, The E’ville Eye has been advocating that the city tackle
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Tonight, our City Council will consider adoption of its proposed “Fair Work Week” (FWW) scheduling and predictive pay ordinance, an ordinance deemed the “highest priority”
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In the coming month, Emeryville residents will be faced with an important decision that will impact the priorities of this city. We will no doubt
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This 2016 Emeryville City Council election will see six candidates vying for three available seats in what could see a shift in city priorities. The E’ville
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This 2016 Emeryville City Council election will see six candidates vying for three available seats in what could see a shift in city priorities. The E’ville
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