It’s Official: Bye, Bad Bunny
I was one of Bad Bunny's top listeners in 2023 and so excited when he released a new album two days before my birthday. Then, he insulted Mexicans like me....
09
Jan
12
Dec
Richmond High Holds Fundraiser Screening of Film About Slain Former Student
Richmond High student Cecilia Rios was killed in 1994 at 15. A 2017 film about her, "Love, Cecy," was screened at her former school for the first time Friday....
11
Dec
Baltic Kiss, Renovated for Live Music, Retains Its Ghosts
The Point Richmond space that now houses Baltic Kiss has previously held a speakeasy, brothel, city hall and funeral parlor as well as other restaurants....
06
Dec
Poetry to Stop the Hate: ‘soon come’
North Richmond poet and activist Donté Clark wrote his new poem "soon come" for The CC Pulse, inspired by the Stop the Hate campaign....
30
Nov
Richmond Powwow Honors Native American Culture and Veterans: ‘It Helps The Native Community Be Seen’
This year’s 13th Annual Richmond Contest Powwow was held during Native American Heritage Month and on Veterans Day with dancing, crafts and more....
23
Nov
Photographer Shows Native Americans Through a Different Lens
Indigenous author and photographer Matika Wilbur spoke about her book “Project 562: Changing the Way We See Native America” for Native American Heritage Month....
18
Oct
Richmond Chess Festival Back for Year Four
About 50 players of all ages and backgrounds were on hand for the tournament in Richmond held by West Coast Chess Alliance....
12
Oct
Plenty of Poetry in Motion at Antioch’s Lynn House Gallery
Poets come to Antioch from around the Bay Area for an open mic night the last Friday of every month at Lynn House Gallery....
06
Oct
Coming Up and Coming Out as a Little Gay Latino in the Bay
A young gay man and son of Mexican immigrants shares how he overcame bullying and self-doubt to learn to love himself and the Bay Area....
24
Sep
For True Diversity, Hollywood Can’t Just ‘Check the Box’
Hollywood has made progress when it comes to diversity, but it still has a long way to go. Ethnic Media Services hosted a panel Aug. 25 to dive into this...
11
Sep
Filmmaker’s Career Began on the Richmond ‘Greenway’
Jed Lee first began documenting the Richmond Greenway for a class at UC Berkeley, which led to the documentary "Greenway," their debut film....
09
Aug
Lucha Libre Wrestling Returns to Richmond
Luchadores battled in the ring and entertained the crowd during “Revolution in Richmond, CA,” which brought Mexican-style wrestling to MLK Park on Aug. 4....
08
Aug
My Love of Rock Music Grew With My Understanding
A 17-year-old mixed-race girl from Richmond shares why she loves rock music, how she learned to embrace it, and some of her favorite songs and artists....
18
Jul
Musical Tradition Plays on in Changing North Richmond
A soulful group of artists performed at the 12th annual North Richmond Music Festival organized by the North and Greater Richmond Blues Foundation on July 15....
07
Jul
Fireworks Light Up Richmond Sky but Don’t Brighten Everyone’s Night
Richmond celebrated Independence Day a day early with its annual 3rd of July event at Marina Bay Park, but not everyone was happy with the fireworks....
