Mayor Kaur delays the Powell Street project, SEIU staff protest a 4% COLA offer, and filing deadlines are set for the ...

Missing shop cat found, Wood Street doc debuts, Urban Compassion Project faces a lawsuit, a new trinket box pops up, and ...

Plunging Condo values, progress on a West Oakland Costco, and another looming battle over coal highlight our latest ...

Emeryville city officials and police are increasing presence and preparing for a rumored “Bay St. Takeover” event circulating ...

Emeryville food & drink updates for June including a new Columbian spot, a celebrity ‘Ghost Kitchen’, and other ownership ...

It’s a story we’ve all heard before: Artists find cheap, funky space in a neglected industrial area and beautify it making the neighborhood more livable. Word gets out drawing more residents and ...

An Emeryville institution in various forms for 100 years, The Townhouse Restaurant may sadly be facing its final days. “It is with deep regret and heavy hearts that we announce the closing of The ...

Since our last Retail & Services Report in February, Emeryville has seen a steady stream of openings, closures, and business changes across its major shopping districts. Here’s a look at some of the ...

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 ...

The box office hit “Oppenheimer” by Director Christopher Nolan based on the 2005 Pulitzer award winning biography American Prometheus has reinvigorated a historical fascination with the so-called ...

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 ...

Quite a bit has changed since our last Food & Drink update back in April—closures, openings, and a few long-running projects that are finally starting to move again across Emeryville and the ...