Injured Pedestrian Identified as Longtime Pixar Employee
Wednesday evenings for James Andereggen and his two daughters, Kaylee and Lauren, have always been reserved for family dinners. This past Wednesday on Aug.
Major City, ACTC & Caltrans Projects Looking to Reshape Emeryville Roadways and Commutes
Drivers through Emeryville and the East Bay could see major changes if three proposed roadway projects come to fruition. Late last month, the City
City Mediates Dispute Over Horton Bike Lane Bollards after Post Office Ceases Service to Terraces Complex
The City of Emeryville’s experimental protected bike lanes on Horton street caused a stir recently when the post office ceased delivery to the Terraces
Caltrans Pauses MacArthur Maze Vertical Clearance Project after Community Reaction
After a contentious set of public workshops last week, Caltrans has hit the brakes, for now, on the much-maligned MacArthur Maze Vertical Clearance Project.
City Scales Back Parking Management Plan after Community Reaction
After over a year of workshops, community feedback and council review, the City of Emeryville has scaled back its proposed citywide parking management plans.
Touring the Great American West starts in Emeryville via Amtrak’s Historic California Zephyr
Your next vacation could be literally steps away as Emeryville’s own Amtrak Station marks the beginning of the historic California Zephyr route. The trip
Berkeley Housing Activist Proposes “aBARTments” for Decommissioned Fleet
BART officials have begun a public outreach process asking for creative solutions for what to do with their iconic older fleet of cars. One
Ford GoBike Announces Launch of ‘Plus’ eBikes in Emeryville and throughout East Bay Network
Ford GoBike announced today it is introducing more than 500 new pedal-assist ‘ebikes’ to its East Bay bike share network. A launch event and
Emeryville Transbay Commuters Welcome Long Awaited SF Transit Center
AC Transit Transbay Commuters from the East Bay disembarked at the new SF Transit Center this morning, kicking off a new era for transportation
City Council Delays Decision on Citywide Parking Meter and Permit Plan
Emeryville city staff presented their latest Parking Management draft plan to the public at the July 24th Council meeting. The item’s presentation did not commence
Planning Commissioner decries building of I-80 Bike/Ped ‘Bridge to Nowhere’ at Ashby Interchange
This E’ville Eye guest piece is written by five year Planning Commissioner Steven Keller. Keller is a resident of Pacific Park Plaza and has
City’s Draft Parking Management Plan Stirs Debate Among Emeryville & North Oakland Neighbors, Businesses
The City of Emeryville recently posted additional details on its proposed Parking Management Plan. The draft plan would introduce parking permits and meters throughout
Petition for Railroad ‘Quiet Zones’ in Northern Emeryville Sparks Resident Debate
The City of Emeryville and our Mayor are circulating a petition to apply for grant money to create three “quiet zones” at the 65th,
City of Emeryville Studying Citywide Parking Management Plan
The City of Emeryville is considering major changes to citywide parking regulations, hoping to address ongoing resident & business dissatisfaction with a lack of
Construction of Peladeau Park segment of Emeryville Greenway finally underway
The Emeryville Greenway has been lauded for its creative conversion of a former rail spur into a walkable/bikeable path that has become a centerpiece of
Trump’s proposed cuts to Amtrak threatens to impact Emeryville Station, Opposing Petition gaining steam
Long distance Amtrak service may be cut from the Emeryville station if the Trump administration has its way. The White House has proposed cutting about half
Ford GoBike East Bay Bike Share finally set to rollout on Tuesday
A process that began in 2014 is finally set to go live on Tuesday, July 11th when the East Bay Bike Share Ford GoBikes will
East Bay Bike Share expected to launch in late June, Clipper Card integration unveiled
Officials from the MTC, Ford Motor Company and Motivate today announced that the San Francisco Bay Area’s eagerly anticipated regional bike share network will
National Bike Month kicks off with Bay Bridge Vista Point Ribbon cutting ceremony
National Bike Month kicked off Tuesday with a ribbon cutting ceremony held at the new Vista Point on Yerba Buena Island on a perfect spring day.
Bike East Bay organizing meeting nets 5 Bike/Ped priorities for Emeryville Advocacy
Roughly 25 current and new members turned out at the March 20th Emeryville Bike East Bay member organizing meeting held at Doyle St Co-housing. They came to strategize about
Caltrans kicking off District 4 Bike Plan, Bike East Bay Holding Emeryville Organizing Event
Despite being recognized at the “Silver” level by The League of American Bicyclists, Emeryville still ranks fairly low in some key bicycle-friendly metrics. Admittedly, we have a long
Emeryville residents second in Car-free Commuting, 80% still driving into our city
Emeryville residents deserve a pat on the back after a recent data study by the MTC revealed we were second in the region in
Bike Advocacy Groups honing in on Powell Intersections Safety Improvements at Tonight’s BPAC Meeting
The Emeryville BPAC will hold a special meeting tonight in Council Chambers. On the agenda are a litany of items but first and foremost is
Emery Go-Round implements route changes, launches new mobile app
The Emery Go-Round, Emeryville’s fare-less shuttle, implemented changes to its service routes last month. These service changes were initially proposed a year ago by The Emeryville
