Emeryville Restaurant Week announced plus Public Market kiosk shifts, a new taco burger pop-up, Rudy’s on GMA, and more!
The Emeryville 2026 election field is taking shape, with four candidates for two City Council seats and five candidates for ...
Catch up on Emeryville stories you may have missed, including Pixar layoffs, city labor talks, the Clif campus sale, housing ...
The Emeryville City Council will get its first detailed look tonight at Sutter Health’s proposed regional medical campus during a 6 p.m. study session that is expected to draw significant public ...
The race for two expiring Emeryville City Council seats officially began Monday, July 13, with the nomination period now open. With two of the council’s five seats on the ballot this November, voters ...
Emeryville officials and law enforcement are seeking new measures to combat a growing wave of cluster mailbox thefts at multi-family residential complexes. The crimes often involve stolen USPS “arrow” ...
The July 7 Emeryville City Council meeting came in at a crisp 46 minutes with a relatively light agenda. With remote commenting enabled via zoom, Mayor Sukhdeep Kaur kicked off the meeting by reading ...
In this edition of our Semi-Monthly newsletter covering the period from June 16- 30, we share five stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed, including: Bay Street was the place to be in ...
Emeryville City officials and law enforcement agencies are preparing for a potentially large, unpermitted gathering at Bay Street on Friday after becoming aware of social media posts promoting a “Bay ...
Our June Food & Drink recap brings mostly positive news for local foodies, including a Colombian food truck’s new brick-and-mortar home, progress on a new Public Market stall, and a delivery-focused ...
The Emeryville Planning Commission will hold its first Study Session on the proposed Sutter Health Emeryville Medical Center tonight at 6:30 p.m., kicking off what is expected to be one of the city’s ...
The Emeryville City Council convened on Tuesday, June 16 for its bi-weekly meeting. The evening’s proceedings were highlighted by the reappointment of two Planning Commissioners, two cultural ...
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