Wanda Gonzalez’s Musical Journey Began in Richmond
Richmond's Wanda Gonzalez, who is primarily an R&B singer, hopes to work with other Bay Area artists such as Vallejo's H.E.R....
22
Dec
02
Dec
A Fort Hood Scandal: Film Recounts Latina-Led Fight Against Military Sexual Abuse
The Netflix documentary "I Am Vanessa Guillen" examines the murder of the Army specialist at Fort Hood and the treatment of women in the military....
13
Oct
More Than 100 Players Participate in Richmond Chess Festival
More than 100 people of all ages and skill levels from around the Bay Area competed in a chess tournament in Richmond for National Chess Day....
21
Sep
Antioch Woman Makes Son Hero of Anti-Gun Violence Book
An Antioch woman wrote a graphic novel to teach kids about gun violence after her son's father was killed. Her mother was killed when she was 3....
25
Aug
‘Our Veterans’: A Close Look at New Terrain for Vets
"Our Veterans," the new book by Suzanne Gordon, Steve Early and Jasper Craven, pulls back the curtain about what veterans face in and out of military service....
22
Aug
Nipsey Hussle’s Legacy Honored by Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
On what would have been his 37th birthday, the late Grammy-winning rapper Nipsey Hussle was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame....
11
Aug
Lowriders Cruise 23rd Street to Keep Tradition Alive
Classic cars rolled down 23rd Street, as drivers from around the Bay Area continued a longtime but dwindling Richmond tradition: the lowrider cruise....
27
Jul
Food Trends Reflect Country’s Growing Diversity
Consumption of ethnic foods in the United States has become more common over the years and the growing interest reflects the growth of our diverse populations. ...
18
May
BART Announces Short Story Contest
Adults with an address in Contra Costa, Alameda, San Mateo, Santa Clara or San Francisco County may enter BART's short story contest starting in June....
25
Apr
Té’s corner: ‘the p’s’
As National Poetry Month 2022 nears its conclusion, read this poem by onetime Richmond poet laureate Donté Clark that touches on themes of wealth and poverty....
17
Apr
Té’s Corner: pray for
April is National Poetry Month. To mark the occasion, which dates back to 1996, read "pray for" by onetime Richmond poet laureate Donté Clark....
27
Dec
Community Center Celebrates Kuumba, the Kwanzaa Principle of Creativity
The Black Parents Resource Center held an arts and craft event to celebrate kuumba, or creativity, one of the seven principles of Kwanzaa....
15
Dec
Bridging Art and Activism to Bring Change to Richmond
Deontá Allen made a little free library and helped paint "Black Lives Matter" in the Civic Center as part of his goal to help the community through art. ...
01
Dec
Registration Still Open for First California Community College Esports Tournament
Anyone with a California community college email address may sign up to play Madden or Rocket League competitively in a new esports tournament this month....
29
Oct
In Mexico, the Graveyards Are Most Alive on Día de los Muertos
"Día de los Muertos teaches me not to fear death but embrace it as a natural process of life," writes The CC Pulse reporter Maria Bernal....
