Turnout Will Decide Recall Election — Important Vote Is Simpler Than It Seems
The recall vote is simple: Should Gov. Gavin Newsom be removed from office, and, if he is, which candidate should replace him?...
31
Aug
31
Aug
Biden’s ‘Aggressive’ Immigration Reform Reverses Many Trump Policies, But Not All
President Biden has reversed many Trump immigration policies, but reform is still held back by the border, public health concerns and political challenges....
26
Aug
Pinole Valley Girls’ Volleyball Opens Season With Win Over John Swett
Pinole Valley beat John Swett in its first girls' volleyball game of the season — and its first with fans in the stands in more than a year....
26
Aug
As Minorities Grow, Their Representation Relies on Redistricting
Census results revealed the growth of minority groups that make up almost 40% of the country’s population and 5 million fewer white people than in 2010....
26
Aug
Minorías crecen y se juegan su representación en la redistribución de distritos
Los resultados del censo revelaron el crecimiento de los grupos minoritarios que componen casi el 40% de la población del país. Hoy hay 5 millones menos de blancos caucásicos que...
24
Aug
Pandemic Inspires Richmond Residents to Dress Their Way
As the pandemic has changed many people’s clothing habits, people in Richmond and beyond wear more of what makes them feel comfortable and confident....
24
Aug
Commentary: Here’s Why You Need to Vote in the California Recall Election
When we cast a vote, we win. We are represented. That's why voting in the Gov. Gavin Newsom recall election matters, writes the NAACP's Rick Callender....
19
Aug
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....
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
New Life 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.”...
