Richmond Council Does Not Agree on Budget-Guiding Principles
The Richmond City Council failed to reach a consensus Tuesday on budget-guiding principles intended to support long-term fiscal sustainability....
11
Mar
10
Mar
In ‘Close Caskets,’ Donté Clark Opens Up About North Richmond
Former Richmond poet laureate Donté Clark, author of the new book "Close Caskets," reflects on community, mental health and how North Richmond informs his work....
09
Mar
Police Unresponsive, Say Asian American Victims of Hate Crimes
As many hate crimes are unreported or downplayed by police, Stop AAPI Hate is part of efforts to help the victims of a string of attacks on Asian Americans....
08
Mar
On the Record with Governor Gavin Newsom: A Shot in the Arm Against COVID-19
California is working to ensure all will have access to the COVID-19 vaccine, including the undocumented and those without insurance, writes Gov. Gavin Newsom....
07
Mar
City Council to Continue Discussion on Budget Principles
The Richmond City Council spent most of Tuesday's meeting on fiscal values and budgeting practices, voting to keep the discussion going in a special meeting....
04
Mar
Richmond Public Libraries Busy as Ever
The Richmond Public Library is offering services including book recommendations, virtual homework help and storytelling and curbside pickup....
03
Mar
The Daily Fix Nutrition Brings Healthy Treats to Richmond
New Latina-owned Richmond business Daily Fix Nutrition offers shakes, donuts, teas and coffees that are high in nutrients but low in sugar....
02
Mar
COVID-19 Fuels the Threat of Global Famine
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated food insecurity around the world, and the UN World Food Program says it is running low on resources to ease hunger....
01
Mar
San Pablo FC Defeats Shorthanded Azteca FC
San Pablo FC won 9-0 in tournament play Sunday in Elk Grove over Sacramento's Azteca Football Club, which was missing five of its starters....
01
Mar
School Board Urged to Plan In-Person Reopening
Parents, teachers and two private schools and a district that have reopened addressed the WCCUSD board in a meeting on in-person learning amid the coronavirus....
26
Feb
Panel Urges Racial Solidarity in Response to Attacks on Asian Americans
Different minority groups need to fight the "virus of racism" together said one speaker in a discussion about recent attacks against Asian Americans....
24
Feb
Council Reverses Hilltop Decision, Picks New Location for Safe Parking Program
The Richmond City Council switched gears on the location of a site for people living in their cars, now favoring the Civic Center over Hilltop Mall....
24
Feb
To Avoid Coronavirus Vaccine Waste, County Lets People Jump the Line
Contra Costa County health officials are allowing healthcare providers to administer leftover COVID-19 vaccine doses to people who wouldn't otherwise be eligible....
23
Feb
Advocates Set High Bar for U.S. Immigration Policy Under Biden
The U.S. Citizenship Act, proposed on Biden's first day in office and introduced to Congress last week, could signal an important shift in immigration policy....
22
Feb
Laotian Seniors in Richmond Tackle Barriers to Health Care
The coronavirus has separated Richmond's usually tight-knit Laotian community, making it even harder for Laotian seniors — who are often linguistically, culturally and physically isolated — to access vital information....
