Level 4 Horton Bicycle Boulevard Traffic Calming moves forward. Tattler Editor tactics questioned
The city held a series of community meetings back in September (at the hardly convenient times of Saturday & Tuesday at 9am) to gather
Emeryville Political Analysis: Questions that will determine the outcome of Tuesday’s Election
Emeryville will be faced with an important decision on Tuesday and many have observed that this election may represent a paradigm shift in city politics:
Meet Your City Council Candidates: Teacher & Artist Scott Donahue
We’ve covered candidates John Bauters & Dianne Martinez, next up is longtime resident and creator of some of our areas most distinct public art pieces,
The Secret News breaks silence with city developer loan scandal
Welcome back Secret News! Emeryville’s first pro-resident news blog, started in 2008, has been on hiatus for nearly a year while editor Lillian (AKA Tracy)
Councilmember Brinkman opts not to seek re-election. An exclusive conversation
In a short message distributed to the public, first-term Councilmember Kurt Brinkman announced he will not be seeking re-election. Brinkman, citing business & family
Bombshell at Emery USD: Superintendent Lindo to step down
As first reported by The Emeryville Tattler, Debbra Lindo has announced her retirement as the Emeryville School Superintendent effective June 30, 2014. Via this press
Interview: Emeryville Tattler Editor Brian Donahue
In the theater that is Emeryville politics, Brian Donahue might be considered the protagonist. He often represents the not always gentle, but needed dissenting
Vice Mayor Asher debuts new personal blog. Criticizes ECCL Plan
Jac Asher: Triangle resident, parent of two, Lecturer in the Department of Gender and Women’s Studies at Cal and Vice-Mayor of our city has somehow
