In our attempt to cover as much of Emeryville as possible, we’ve cast a net over our entire city. One important perspective that’s been
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We’ve covered candidates John Bauters, Dianne Martinez and Scott Donahue. Our last candidate profile is Ken Bukowski. When all is said and done, Ken will
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East Bay Express, the Bay Area’s only independently owned large-circulation newspaper is a local alternative to mainstream media with both online and print publications. In
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The City of Emeryville is asking you to “Put down your phone, pick up a poem!”. As part of the Poet Laureate program of
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Well E’villians, we knew we couldn’t keep it a secret forever. Eventually they were going to find out the truth about us: That we’re more
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Imagine an Emeryville without the Emery Go-Round: A city who already has the second highest level of childhood Asthma in the state and some
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In what was one of the more eventful (and well attended) city council meetings in recent memory, Councilmember Jac Asher was sworn in as
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A former Emeryville City Manager famously commented that “We want to have a traffic problem” when Emeryville was of course more of an industrial
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National Public Radio spotlights our very own Emery Go-Round as part of an ongoing series Titled “The Way We Get To Work“. A curious time
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The recent elimination of Emery Go-Round Watergate service exposed citizens reliance on the “free” shuttle system and left residents up in arms (Its since
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William He, The E’ville Eye’s latest contributor, tackles getting to SF without BART: Whether you were for or against the BART unions, everyone was affected
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Emery-Go-Round to West Oakland BART service would save SF commuters anywhere from 25-45 minutes of round-trip commute time … but is this something that
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Emeryville is in the news again for the wrong reasons. Like this recent report labeling us as having the Bay Area’s highest violent crime
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The City Council unanimously approved to implement the first of a series of recommendations from the controversial North Hollis Short term Parking plan at
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