Another Spare the Air Alert Issued for Saturday
A Spare the Air alert has been extended to Saturday as hot temperatures are expected to combine with vehicle exhaust to create unhealthy amounts of smog....
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Jul
13
Jul
Jovanka Beckles Seeks ‘Green New Deal’ for Richmond in State Senate Campaign
"I am the most diverse candidate running in this election. Black. Latin. Immigrant. Queer. Woman. Mental health professional," says Jovanka Beckles....
13
Jul
WCCUSD Gives Update on Facility Improvement Plans
Poor facility conditions in the West Contra Costa Unified School District create an environment that is unsafe and hinders learning....
13
Jul
Spare the Air Alert Issued for Friday Due to Smog
With hot weather and vehicle exhaust expected to create unhealthy air conditions, people are advised to limit driving and exercising outdoors....
13
Jul
California’s Top Agencies Brace for Severe Heat Across the State
As California braces for extreme heat this week, state officials said Wednesday they are working to keep residents informed on how to protect themselves....
12
Jul
Richmond Takes Long Awaited Steps Toward More and Better Soccer Fields
The Richmond City Council took action Tuesday on an issue the public has been waiting on for decades: giving people more adequate places to play soccer....
11
Jul
Taking Care of My Grandma Taught Me to Take Care of Myself
A 17-year-old writes about the challenges she has faced taking care of her grandmother who has dementia, which causes paranoia, and the lessons it's taught her....
10
Jul
Police Release Video of Fatal Shooting at Richmond Home With 53 Firearms, Live Grenade
Richmond police have released video of officers shooting and killing a man in Point Richmond while serving a search warrant last month....
10
Jul
Text Messages Become a Gold Mine for Scammers, FTC Officials Say
Representatives from the Federal Trade Commission and community leaders spoke with ethnic media on the rise in text scams targeting minority communities. ...
08
Jul
Learning From the Past Can Help Stop Hate and Promote Healing, Activists Say
There has been a “relentless rise in racial and ethnic hate crimes,” leaving many to deal with the question, "Is there a way to heal?"...
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....
07
Jul
Estudiante de Richmond High School afirma que las cosas están “un poco mejor” después de la protesta contra la palabra con “n”
Markeith Anderson habló con el Pulse sobre lo que ha cambiado desde que ayudó a liderar la protesta "Nosotros Nos Detenemos, Ustedes Se Detienen" contra la palabra con "n" en Richmond High....
06
Jul
First Youth Public Safety Academy Class Graduates
Participating students completed an eight-day crash course in physical, self-defense, law and basic training and graduated June 29 with a CPR certification....
05
Jul
Fire District Sees More Fireworks-Related 4th of July Calls Than Previous Year
Contra Costa County Fire Protection District spokesman Steve Hill said Wednesday there were 69 fire responses between 8 p.m. Tuesday and 3 a.m. Wednesday....
05
Jul
‘Race is Still Relevant’ — Advocates Slam SCOTUS Ruling on Affirmative Action
Many vow to fight to protect diversity in higher education and warn policymakers and educators not to overreach in interpreting the controversial ruling....
