A Toxic Tour With Tales of Resilience
Less famous but no less impressive as a narrator of local history is Andres Soto. Every few months, he conducts a “Toxics and Resilience Tour” of Richmond....
09
Oct
04
Oct
First Richmond, Now California: Can Our Progressives Transform State Politics?
Two of Richmond’s most popular politicians have their sights set on the California State Capitol. Vice Mayor Jovanka Beckles is running for California Assembly and former councilmember Gayle McLaughlin is running for Lieutenant Governor. But can these two progressive candidates win outside of Richmond?...
02
Oct
Beyond the Bay: ‘Edge of Youth Culture’ Shifting to Outer Suburbs
The edge of Bay Area youth culture may be shifting to the outer suburbs, yet the infrastructure of youth centers there to support young people is threadbare....
01
Oct
The Marijuana Industrial Complex Comes to Richmond
We need to be far more thoughtful and strategic about how we work with the new marijuana industrial complex if we are truly looking out for the most vulnerable in our society....
30
Sep
To Annex or Not to Annex North Richmond
The debate continues over whether the City of Richmond will move forward to annex unincorporated North Richmond....
28
Sep
Bringing Tech to Antioch – The Dream That Turned My Life Around
Deciding that I wanted to become an entrepreneur is what saved my life. Before that there wasn’t anything else in the world that I would have saw myself doing other than being out in the streets....
27
Sep
Working the 24-Hour Shift, With No Time to Be a Teen
I take a deep breath before opening the door to my first Friday class. I am once again ten minutes late....
27
Sep
Chris Finn: To Make BART Safer for All, Listen to Its Frontline Workers
BART Train Operator Chris Finn recently sat down with The CC Pulse to discuss what it’s like to work for BART and what would make the system safer....
La Lucha por DACA – De los Tribunales a la Comunidad y el Congreso
El fin del programa de Acción Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia (DACA) podría afectar negativamente a la economía, pero los expertos dicen que como se ganan la vida los beneficiarios es la verdadera razón por la cual la gente debería luchar para defender a DACA....
20
Sep
Mientras DACA Llega a Su Fin, los Organizadores Siguen Trabajando
Yaquelin Valencia, residente de Richmond, es una voluntaria con la organización de los derechos de inmigrantes el "Movimiento Cosecha", una red descentralizada de organizadores quienes organizan "círculos" locales....
15
Sep
The Fight for DACA – From the Courts to the Community and Congress
The end of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program could negatively impact the economy, but experts say the livelihoods of the recipients are the real reason people should push to defend DACA. ...
13
Sep
Diana Becton Selected as New Contra Costa Interim DA
Contra Costa County supervisors have selected retired Superior Court Judge Diana Becton as their new interim district attorney. She replaces Mark Peterson, who resigned after pleading no contest to a felony perjury charge in June. Becton will become the first African-American and the first woman to lead the office....
09
Sep
As DACA Ends, Organizers Get Back to Work
The CC Pulse asked local organizer Yaquelin Valencia what the end of DACA means for Dreamers and what’s next for the immigrant rights movement....
08
Sep
Actor Wendell Pierce Plans to Transform Corner of Downtown Richmond
Actor Wendell Pierce recently announced plans to transform a blighted corner in downtown Richmond....
07
Sep
The Day My House Was Raided by Police
On the same day that marked 11 years since my best friend Camaron Walker was murdered, my house was raided by the Richmond Police Department at 7:00 in the morning....
