Oakland/Emeryville Police on the hunt for suspects in string of armed Robberies
The EPD has issued a Nixle advisory that one of the suspects in a string of armed robberies in North Oakland has been spotted
KQED spotlight on redevelopment loss mirrors Emeryville’s challenges
Emeryville rode the wave of redevelopment money for decades and it looked like this wave may never break. 3 years ago, instead of gently coasting
E’ville Biz Digest: TubeMogul heads toward IPO, MobiTV Recognized
A couple local Emeryville companies are making headlines in the business world: TubeMogul integrates the ability to buy video inventory in real-time across all devices,
Emeryville Transit Center approved by Council
Like most contentious development projects that are approved these days, they generally come down to a 3-2 vote. The long-awaited “EmeryStation West” or Emeryville Transit
#EvilleSpots: Instagram Community Photo Gallery
We’ve done Food, Pets & Art … behold the latest Gallery with contributions from the @EvilleEye Instagram Community: #EvilleSpots! What are “EvilleSpots”? Architecture, landmarks, parks, trails, offices …
2014 State of the City address with Mayor Jac Asher. Should E’ville become a Charter City?
Newly selected Mayor Jac Asher led off the inaugural city council meeting of 2014 with her State of the City address. “A just city”
Newly Appointed Emery Go-Round Task-Force faces big challenge
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
Superintendent Lindo placed on leave amid demolition of Emery Secondary School
As first reported by The Tattler and since confirmed by the Oakland Tribune, embattled EUSD Superintendent Debbra Lindo, whom announced her retirement in October,
Emeryville artist “joSon” spotlighted in recent East Bay Express article
Emeryville photographer joSon draws on his time as a Buddhist monk in Vietnam to create intimate portraits of nature. By Sam Levin When joSon
