Activists Begin 40-Day “Target Fast” in Response to DEI Backtracking
Equality advocates have begun a 40-Day “fast” from shopping at Target coinciding with the annual Lent period. The organized boycott is in response to
Emeryville Looking to Formalize Little Free Library Program
Emeryville is poised to implement a streamlined process for residents interested in installing or legitimizing an existing Little Free Library (LFL) in their neighborhood.
Gaza Protesters Escalate Attacks on Emeryville Maersk Office
Gaza protesters escalated their attacks on the Emeryville office of Maersk on Sunday, December 8. The Danish shipping and logistics company has been targeted
North Oakland Neighbors Organize to Push Back on ‘CloudKitchens’ Business on Adeline
Some North Oakland neighbors are organizing to push back on a project that has already been approved by The City of Oakland. They claim
District Issues Official Apology to Trans-Rights Pioneer Steve Dain, Emeryville Street Renamed in his Honor
A small measure of justice was served in Emeryville over the past couple weeks. At last weeks’ Emery School Board Meeting, the district read
Emeryville Artivists Express Solidarity with BLM Movement with ‘Neon Voices’ Installation
The next time you’re driving I-580 West towards Emeryville and SF, keep your eyes on the road, but try to catch a glimpse of
BREAKING: Police Working to Contain Mass-Looting Throughout Emeryville
After Friday’s Oakland protests descended into violence and looting, area residents braced for the possibility of another night of unrest. Some protesters apparently opted
ECAP Food Bank Toiling to Meet Growing Demand Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
As part of our ongoing Coronavirus coverage and the impacts on various aspects of our community, The E’ville Eye News revisited Emeryville’s only organization
Wave of Emeryville Marina Evictions Pushing Some Liveaboards to the Brink
The eviction notices came during the night, left in mailboxes, and tied to boats in plastic bags. For many at the Emeryville Marina, the
Police Transparency Law Details Sexual Misconduct Investigation of Former Emeryville Police Officer
The Emeryville Police Department recently released detailed records of police misconduct required by the new State Bill 1421 ‘Police Transparency’ Law. The EPD provided a summary
In Wake of Nady Building Demolition & Aquatic Park Clearing, Area Homeless Struggle to Find Stable Housing
In recent weeks, demolition crews razed the former Nady Systems building on Shellmound that had become prone to squatting and blight. Last December 7th, City
Emeryville PD Releases Police Misconduct Records Required By New Transparency Law
As part of a new ‘Police Transparency Law’ that went into effect this year, local law enforcement agencies around the state have been scrambling
Art Activists ‘INDECLINE’ take credit for Anti-ICE message on Emeryville Billboard
Emeryville residents and commuters noticed a peculiar billboard along Shellmound on Thursday morning that might have caused a double-take. A 1-800-GOT-JUNK billboard that previously
Emeryville Cornology under fire after witnesses attest use of racial slur by employee
Cornology, the gourmet popcorn shop at Bay Street, is under fire after witnesses attest the use of a racial slur by an employee following
SF Homeless Project: Is Supportive Housing the answer? Emeryville moves forward with San Pablo Avenue Project
In our last installment of our SF Homeless Project coverage, we spotlighted Oakland’s Compassionate Communities program. The project had ambitions to find housing for a
Clif Bar employees volunteer time to fight food insecurity, build play structures
Emeryville-based Clif Bar joined forces with Rise Against Hunger in the fight against food insecurity at the Emeryville Center of Community Life last week. Nearly 400
Google Street View project maps Air Quality in West Oakland
Google, in partnership with the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), are sharing their initial results measuring air quality in the neighborhoods of West Oakland. This data is
Hotel Workers Stage May Day Strike at proposed West Oakland Hotel site demanding a “Sanctuary Workplace”
An estimated 60 workers from hotels in Oakland and Emeryville walked off the job and assembled at the site of the proposed Mandela Hotel near Target
