As Climate Change Worsens, ‘We Have No Future’
Three young people reflect on climate change and who's to blame, sharing their fears and frustrations and looking back and, reluctantly, to the future....
19
Aug
18
Aug
Face-To-Face Outreach Helps Vaccinate Latino Communities
Community organizers in California have found some success in convincing Latinos to get vaccinated with a focus on building trust and one-on-one approaches....
17
Aug
New Census Data Shows U.S. Has Gotten More Diverse
The white population in the U.S. went down for the first time, while the Hispanic/Latino and some other minority populations increased, according to the 2020 census....
16
Aug
Bay Area Residents Run for a Good Cause at Marina Bay Park
The fifth annual We Run Richmond 5K was held Saturday to raise money for school supplies and scholarships for local youth....
13
Aug
NewLife Movement Continues With Cafe and Upcoming Tech Center
Richmond's NewLife Movement is trying to expand the ways in which it helps local youth by growing its presence in the downtown Market Square Mall....
12
Aug
‘We … Put Ourselves Last’: Former WCCUSD Teachers on Why They Left the Classroom
Overworked. Underpaid. Burned out. Three former WCCUSD teachers say they quit, in large part, because the education system was bad for them and their students....
11
Aug
We Run Richmond 5K to Raise Money for Low-Income Students
Event organizers hope the fifth annual run, set for Saturday, will raise $20,000 for scholarships, backpacks and other school supplies for local needy students....
09
Aug
Redistricting Advocates Brace for Gerrymandering After Census Data Release
With census data set to be released, voting rights advocates worry that redistricting will be “heavily tied to voter suppression.”...
09
Aug
As Schools Reopen, Gov. Newsom Invests $123.9M to Address Financial and Safety Concerns
Gov. Gavin Newsom said fears about returning to in-person schooling could be eased by getting vaccinated, if eligible, and following safety protocols....
05
Aug
Tips to Eat and Drink Your Way to Good Health This Summer
Are smoothies and juices good for me? How much water should I drink? What are antioxidants, and how do I get them? Read on for all that and more health...
04
Aug
Sec. of State Shirley Weber Urges All Californians to Vote in Upcoming Recall Election
The special election on whether Gov. Gavin Newsom should be recalled — and whom he should be replaced by, if he is — will be held Sept. 14....
02
Aug
Cultivating Purpose: The Cultural Context of California’s Potential Decriminalization of Psychedelics
A bill in the California Legislature could decriminalize substances like mushrooms and MDMA, setting up economic and cultural debates....
31
Jul
Vegan Pop-Up Promotes Healthfulness in Richmond
Healthy and delicious food and a passion for wellness were on display as two nonprofits came together to host the latest vegan pop-up in Richmond....
30
Jul
Richmond Will Explore Allowing Undocumented Residents to Vote in Local Elections
The city of Richmond will review the legality of making undocumented residents eligible to vote in local elections before fully considering the possibility....
29
Jul
Vaccine ‘More Urgent Than Ever’ As Delta Variant Spreads
As the delta variant of the coronavirus spreads, the CDC has updated its guidance on mask wearing and continues to stress the importance of getting vaccinated....
