Resident E’ville Survey: Measure C – Yes or No?
“Resident E’ville” is a new column where we ask our readers your perspective on important issues through a short, online survey. On today’s primary
In wake of Horrific Shooting, Emeryville Police address alleged tensions between Officers and Council
The Emeryville Police Officers Association (EPOA) has issued a statement in response to recent online comments that they insist are not reflective of the
City of Emeryville July 2017 Monthly Highlights: Budget Cuts, Noise Ordinance Update, Cannabis Study Session
The City of Emeryville provides a monthly progress report outlining significant developments and milestones that occurred throughout the period. Among these highlights from meetings
City of Emeryville June 2017 Monthly Highlights: Budget workshops, Fair Workweek, Committee Appointments
The City of Emeryville provides a monthly progress report outlining significant developments and milestones that occurred throughout the period. Among these highlights for June
City of Emeryville May 2017 Highlights: Cannabis Regulations, FWW Implementation & Committee Liaisons
The City of Emeryville provides a monthly progress report outlining significant developments and milestones that occurred throughout the period. Among these highlights for April
Emeryville Councilmember Dianne Martinez denies interest in ‘competitive’ Assembly District 15 Race
The race for the 2018 California Assembly District 15 race kicked off last week with the first campaign filing deadline. The seat is being
City of Emeryville March 2017 Monthly Highlights: Short-Term Rentals, Cannabis Ordinance, Fair Work Week
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
Reuters report that exposes childhood lead poisoning risks in California communities includes Emeryville
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,
Vice Mayor John Bauters, Council renege on Community Dog Park. Take action to help us save it.
Despite a community petition that garnered 473 signatures in a week, three years of our personal advocacy efforts and a council meeting that saw
