October Emeryville Crime Report: Auto Burglaries Continue to Plague Bay Street Mall Area
Whenever I have a guest from the suburbs over in my generally safe Park Avenue neighborhood, I alert them to not leave any valuables
Emeryville’s Beauty captured through an Instagram Community Photo Gallery
We’ve done Food, Pets, Art & Places … behold the latest photo gallery with contributions from the @EvilleEye Instagram Community: E’ville Beauty! What is “E’ville Beauty”? Natural
Rotten City Pizza Owner looking to open “The Branch Line” Bar at Peladeau & 59th
Jonas Bernstein, founder of the popular Rotten City Pizza establishment (A name that honors E’ville’s sordid past) has applied for a use permit at the
Novartis named in CBS 5 Animal Chemical Testing Story
Swiss-owned Emeryville corporate citizen Novartis has been named among four Bay Area companies for its animal testing policy including using Beagles for medicine & chemical product
Election Coverage: Can John Bauters pull off an E’ville upset?
America loves a good underdog story. Today, we’ll find out if E’villains do as well. Despite being out-resourced, out-endorsed and up against a “slate”
KTVU exposes Bay Street Parking Ticket “rip off”
Despite previous warnings issued to Canadian owned parking management company Impark and Bay Street by the Emeryville City Attorney and the EPD, they have
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:
Emeryville Wins Google eCity Award as the 2014 California Digital Capital
Google has named our little city the “California Digital Capital”, singling it out for its strong online business community. Google’s eCity Awards recognize the strongest
Slain Emeryville resident Nancy McClellan remembered as artist, humorist, lover of pets
By Berkeleyside Staff Writer Emilie Raguso Photo: David Gallagher On Russell Street a tree is blooming. Tibetan prayer flags hang across its branches in a rainbow
Political Battle Lines drawn over Measures U & V
Former City Manager Patrick O’Keeffe cited the biggest challenge for our city in the wake of his retirement as “Creating financial resources to fund
Rapes, Drive-By Shooting amongst September Emeryville Crime Report
As previously reported, a daytime “Drive-By” shooting along 47th at Adeline rattled the Triangle Neighborhood on September 26th. New information provided regarding the incident was
E’ville Bites Review: Bacano Bakery – Baked Goods Made from Ancient Grains with a Focus on Community
Good news E’villains! Bacano Bakery is finally set for its Grand Opening this Saturday, October 18th after a month-long soft opening period to work
Emeryville named “Most Stressful Community in California”
If you’ve been feeling a bit more “stressed out” these days, well now you know why. Emeryville has been named “The most stressful community
Christie Avenue Park to be redesigned & expanded as part of Marketplace redevelopment project
Rejoice Christie Core neighbors, a new park is coming your way! The Emeryville Planning Commission met on July 24th, to review and discuss plans for the
72 year old Emeryville woman dies after September stabbing in Berkeley
A 72-year-old woman who was stabbed in Berkeley in September has died after nearly three weeks in medical care, according to authorities. Nancy Jo
Emeryville Trader Vic’s hosts “Mai Tai Toast Around the World” Anniversary Celebration
One of the most personally enjoyable posts I’ve written for the E’ville Eye was my “Rediscover E’ville’s most celebrated bar” article about Trader Vic’s
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,
Two shot in broad daylight at 47th & Adeline
Via an EPD press release issued by Sergeant Fred Dauer: Today at 1:36pm the Emeryville Police Department received several calls of gunshots in the area
E’ville Bites: Bacano Bakery Soft Opening, Panda Express coming, Dogs invited!
I don’t know if you can have two more polar opposite establishments in one post, but here it goes. One is at the cusp
Martin Yan’s latest KQED show “Taste of Vietnam” filming at Emeryville’s Granite Expo
When I was a child, I remember clearly the moments I watched Martin Yan’s Yan Can Cook at home with my mom. Chef Yan
Meet your City Council Candidates: Mother/TV Producer Dianne Martinez
The first E’ville Eye candidate questionnaire was Park Avenue District resident John Bauters, next up is Triangle resident and mother of two, Dianne Martinez. Dianne
School Board & City Council Candidate Forum Videos available on City YouTube Channel
The Berkeley-Albany-Emeryville chapter of the League of Women Voters hosted a candidate forum for our city on Thursday evening at City Hall. Moderated by the
E’ville Digest: Smashburger coming to 40th St., Public Market kicks off renovations, Amtrak promotes rail safety
A selection of Emeryville-centric articles from around the web that residents might find of interest: Smashburger, a Colorado based burger chain that distinguishes itself
Meet your City Council Candidates: Public Policy Director John J. Bauters
We reached out to our four City Council candidates and they all graciously agreed to an exclusive interview with The E’ville Eye. We established 15
