John Van Geffen: This Election’s “Change” Candidate – or Protest Vote?
In a crowded field, one Democratic candidate has arguably distinguished himself as the “Change” candidate of this election. John Van Geffen has stood up
East Bay Times endorses Van Geffen, Bauters & Patz for Emeryville City Council
The East Bay Times (formerly The Oakland Tribune) has endorsed three candidates for Emeryville City Council including John Van Geffen, John Bauters & Christian
Emery School Board turmoil as President steps down, incumbent Joy Ashe enters race as Write-in Candidate
The wild world of the Emery School Board just got even more interesting. Just days after School Board President John Affeldt stepped down, incumbent
Emeryville finally set to consider Tenant Protections at tonight’s City Council meeting
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
OP-ED: Should we let the next council decide whether to pass Fair Work Week?
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”
Emeryville Police Officers Union endorses Louise Engel, Brynnda Collins and John Bauters for City Council
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
2016 Emeryville City Council Candidate Questionnaire: John Bauters
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
2016 Emeryville City Council Candidate Questionnaire: Ally Medina
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
2016 Emeryville City Council Candidate Questionnaire: Brynnda Collins
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
