One of the more eventful and well attended city council meetings over the past year was held on Tuesday with two items of ...

In this edition of our Semi-Monthly newsletter, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed including: Emeryville leads Bay Area ...

The second annual Emeryville Film Festival will return to Bay Street on Saturday, March 21, bringing a full day of short ...

Another Holiday season came and went for our town and the shopping “purge” safely behind us. I’ll have to admit that doing my own holiday shopping without having to set foot in a car or navigate the ...

The news of Sutter Health’s plans to open a massive campus in the center of Emeryville sent shock waves across the city when it was announced back on February 19. The sale of the property has already ...

West Oakland’s crumbling 16th Street station took a big step forward toward possible preservation and reactivation thanks to the recent efforts of The Oakland Heritage Alliance. “Oakland Heritage ...

An Emeryville baker is drawing attention not just for her sought-after guava chiffon cake, but for the resilience and relationship behind it. Honey & Pearl founder Tamara Esparza says baking became a ...

Emeryville will welcome its first new grocery store in more than three decades today, as Tokyo Central opens its doors to a highly anticipated crowd of residents, shoppers, and media. The long ...

The Bay Area was once full of amusement parks by the sea, and Emeryville was home to many of them, from the Blue Star Amusement Park that begat modern greyhound racing with it’s mechanized jackrabbits ...

A routine settlement, a data-heavy presentation from the Alameda County District Attorney and a trio of symbolic proposals that split the dais rounded out the Feb. 17 Emeryville City Council meeting.

Theresa Savage, beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away peacefully on June 23rd at the age of 86. Savage was the wife of Emeryville’s first Black Mayor, Robert L. Savage, and a ...

In our monthly round-up of business openings and closings, probably the most depressing news was the abrupt closure of Rudy’s Can’t Fail Café after 20 years. Emeryville will also be losing its CVS ...