May 9, 2014 Community·In the Neighborhood Thanks for supporting The E’ville Eye Community News Thank you for visiting The E’ville Eye Community News. We set out over two years ago with the goal of being a community resource for Read More
April 28, 2014 News·News & Commentary E’ville to receive a sliver of approved East Bay Bike Share expansion On April 9th, The Metropolitan Transportation Commission’s Programming and Allocations Commission unanimously approved funding for the continuation and expansion of the Bay Area Bike share program. Read More
April 25, 2014 In the Neighborhood·Restaurants “The Wolfhound” bar on San Pablo gets Oakland planning commission approval The strip of San Pablo bordering Oakland & E’ville was once lined with swanky bars stretching all the way from 53th into Berkeley. One of Read More
April 13, 2014 News & Commentary·Planning & Development Parkside developer at center of tenant protection battle If Emeryville is ever going to reel in skyrocketing rents that are displacing not only low-income, but middle-class residents, they may want to keep Read More
March 29, 2014 Crime & Public Safety·News & Commentary Emeryville Man shot, killed in North Oakland By Harry Harris Oakland Tribune – A man killed in a drive-by shooting Friday evening outside a North Oakland liquor store was identified by Read More
March 12, 2014 Crime & Public Safety·News & Commentary Wild vehicle chase along Powell damages police cars, injures tourists By Harry Harris, Oakland Tribune — An 18-year-old suspected car thief was arrested Tuesday night after a wild mile-long chase when he rammed two Read More
February 27, 2014 Crime & Public Safety·News & Commentary 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 Read More
February 21, 2014 In the Neighborhood·Restaurants E’ville Bites: Actual Cafe Bargain Bite Review Our E’ville Bites blogger Calvin Rouse has moved on (The casualty of an expired lease) but he left us a parting gift: A neighborhood Read More
January 31, 2014 News & Commentary·Politics 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” Read More