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

The second annual Emeryville Film Festival will return to Bay Street on Saturday, March 21, bringing a full day of short films, filmmaker conversations and community events celebrating the city’s ...

Gold medal-winning figure skater Alysa Liu is back in the Bay Area, and sightings are sending fans into a frenzy. Liu recently revealed ties to Emeryville that had not been widely known. In a TikTok ...

Three loose pit bulls injured two members of the public and an Emeryville police officer Sunday morning in an incident that unfolded near Pak ’n Save. The attacks occurred at approximately 8:50 a.m., ...

Trader Vic’s has added a playful new twist to its iconic waterfront restaurant. “Hinky Dinks Speakeasy” now pops up Tuesdays from 5–9 p.m., with a secret password required for entry. “Hinky Dinks” was ...

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.

Emeryville’s first two City Council meetings of 2026 were the first since councilmember Sukhdeep Kaur was elevated to her one year term Mayor. The January 20 and February 3 sessions featured ...

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 ...

A coalition of social justice and labor organizations marched through rain-soaked streets in Emeryville on Tuesday evening, protesting recent actions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) ...

Here’s a look at Food & Drink news in Emeryville since our most recent December update. Highlights include a new “virtual” restaurant, the announcement of a Matcha café moving from pop-ups to ...

Several retail and service developments have unfolded in and around Emeryville since our November 2025 report. They include two closures, one relocation, a new “luxury” Bay Street tenant, and a ...