Bike Lanes Coming to Carlson Blvd.
Pedestrian and bicycle improvements are headed to Carlson Boulevard....
31
Jan
31
Jan
Cubriendo el Crimen de Odio en un Mundo Cada Vez Más Toxico
Mientras que uno de los presidentes más divisivos asume su cargo, los investigadores del crimen de odio están advirtiendo a los periodistas que mantengan su vista en la intersección del crimen y las palabras de odio en sus comunidades....
30
Jan
Happy Lot Organiza Fiesta de Limpieza en el Triángulo de Hierro
En una mañana sombría y ventosa, Happy Lot Farm and Garden (HLFG) celebró su cuarto aniversario con una Fiesta de Limpiar la Cuadra como parte del día festivo de Martin Luther King, Jr. y el día de servicio...
30
Jan
Diverse Communities Condemn ‘Muslim Ban’
Today, President Trump issued an executive order banning immigrants and refugees from predominantly Muslim countries from entering the United States....
28
Jan
Cambiando la Imagen de Richmond, ¿Pero Para Quién? Jóvenes Locales Opinan
Los periodistas juveniles de The CC Pulse dieron su crítica de los logotipos y el eslogan propuesto así como sus propias sugerencias para cambiar el nombre de Richmond....
27
Jan
Voices from the Oakland Women’s March: ‘We Are Beginning a Revolution’
Oakland police estimate that 100,000 people participated in the Oakland Women’s March on Saturday, one of hundreds of marches that took place around the world in response to the inauguration of President Donald Trump. During the march, I talked to a number of people about why they were there. Here’s...
26
Jan
Covering Hate Crimes in an Increasingly Toxic Political World
The spike in hate crimes since Donald Trump's election prompted journalists to join a telebriefing to learn how best to report the ugly incidents....
26
Jan
‘A Time of Hope’ – Richmond Youth Look Back on Obama Era
Now that Barack Obama has left office, the nation reflects on how history will remember the 44th president. The CC Pulse reporters weigh in on how will they will remember the Obama era, what stood out for them and what disappointed them....
25
Jan
Rebranding Richmond, But For Whom? Local Youth Weigh In
The CC Pulse youth reporters gave their critique of the proposed logos and tagline as well their own suggestions for rebranding Richmond....
25
Jan
The One Thing I Wasn’t Prepared For – Facing My Reflection
Recently, I had the experience of having a mirror placed in front of me that made me face my own true reflection. I didn’t necessarily like everything I saw. ...
25
Jan
Happy Lot Hosts Clean-Up Party in Iron Triangle
On a gloomy and windy morning, Happy Lot Farm and Garden (HLFG) celebrated its fourth anniversary with a “Block Clean-Up Party” as part of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday and day of service....
Thousands Come Out for Women’s March in Oakland
Close to 60,000 people marched through Oakland on Saturday, one of hundreds of marches worldwide in response to the inauguration of President Donald Trump. ...
20
Jan
Q&A: Exclusive Shoes for ‘Sneaker Heads’ in Richmond
Richmond native Jason Drisker is the owner of Exclusive Shoes in Richmond. Opened in October 2015 at 12845 San Pablo Avenue, Exclusive Shoes is the place where “sneaker heads” can find rare shoes....
18
Jan
Storybooks for Kids Offer Counter Narrative to the ‘Whitelash’
There is a national narrative emerging that points to a country ready and willing to embrace its diversity, and it's coming from an unlikely place....
17
Jan
Hella Used to Mean Something
Now hella has gone where slang words go to die: The Merriam-Webster Dictionary....
