In this edition of our Emeryville Bi-Weekly newsletter, we share six stories relevant to Emeryville that you may have missed.

Emeryville’s condo market is struggling due to a myriad of factors including insurance, interest rates and shifting consumer behavior.

In case you missed it, The City of Emeryville went on a bit of a “banning binge” in 2024 with councilmember Courtney Welch at the helm. This ‘bevy of bans’ includes grass in new developments, ...

Our October Food & Drink updates include the return of a classic, The Emery Farmers’ Market on the move, a transit-accessible beer trail, concern ...

An evening attack on the Emeryville offices of Danish shipping company Maersk signaled an escalated effort by Gaza protesters.

We promised Tuesday would be “Political Theater” in Emeryville … and it delivered for those that enjoy these theatrics. The nearly three-hour meeting to discuss the censure of Councilmember Kalimah ...

Gaza protesters escalated their attacks on the Emeryville office of Maersk on Sunday, December 8. The Danish shipping and logistics company has been targeted ...

Emeryville City Council convened on Tuesday, December 10 for the final meeting of 2024. The final meeting of the year is traditionally used to determine who will be elevated to Mayor and Vice Mayor ...

A 7.0 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Northern California led to the National Weather Service issuing a Tsunami alert this morning. The initial warning was sent through the Wireless Emergency ...

In our last Bi-Weekly newsletter, we reported on the brazen “Ram-Raiding” burglary at the Nirvana mini-mart store on the corner of San Pablo Avenue and Peralta Street. Since then, the surveillance has ...