Local residents speak out against proposed cell phone tower
Hilltop residents are worried about the health risks of a cell phone tower.
View ArticleRichmond organizations whip up bicycle fever with two-day event
Richmond’s Lincoln Elementary School playground and parking lot were turned into a Bike Fiesta Saturday, with scores of neighborhood bike riders and dozens of bicycling enthusiasts from throughout the...
View ArticleAt heated council meeting, debate over Teach for America, public speakers’...
During a heated meeting on Tuesday night, Richmond council members tackled two items that drew out many members of the public: the teachers’ union’s concerns about Teach for America members employed...
View ArticleLanglois, Martinez appear at fundraiser for their city council campaigns
On Saturday night in downtown Richmond, the unmistakable beats of Latin Jazz, followed by cheers and laughter, poured out of a small office tucked away in a row of other non-descript offices. The...
View ArticleMayor circulates letter blaming council “dysfunction” on one member’s “chaos,...
In an unusual move, last week after a particularly heated city council meeting Mayor Gayle McLaughlin sent an email to her online supporters entitled “The situation at City Council meetings,” in which...
View ArticleJovanka Beckles: Vote “Yes” on Measure N to create mentally and physically...
The campaign signs read, “More sports + less sodas = healthy kids.” A tax on sugar sweetened beverages is designed to raise money to provide opportunities for our young people to participate in healthy...
View ArticleChevron refinery piping and housing plan highlight council meeting
As the Chemical Safety Board nears a decision on what material to recommend Chevron use to replace pipes damaged in the Aug. 6 refinery fire, the City Council unanimously approved a measure Tuesday...
View ArticleRichmond’s program to prevent foreclosures spreads
It was one of those public meetings with a whole lot of talk and no action, but this discussion –in Oakland – is nonetheless crucial to Richmond’s plan to prevent future foreclosures. That’s because...
View ArticleCandidates benefit indirectly from Chevron campaign funds, deny link
A week ago, a website came to Richmond residents’ attention. It urges voters to support Chevron’s slate of favored candidates: Nat Bates for mayor, and Donna Powers and Charles Ramsey for City...
View ArticleRichmond votes yes on sales tax measure; California votes yes on sentencing...
Measure U, the ballot item to increase the retail sales taxes to 9.5%, passed yesterday with 53.7% of the vote. Another key ballot item, Proposition 47, also passed. The statewide proposition to...
View ArticleMayor holds off rent board appointment
Richmond city council was scheduled to vote on appointing a five-member rent board, but Mayor Tom Butt removed the item from the agenda.
View ArticleLocal residents speak out against proposed cell phone tower
Hilltop residents are worried about the health risks of a cell phone tower.
View ArticleCandidates benefit indirectly from Chevron campaign funds, deny link
A week ago, a website came to Richmond residents’ attention. It urges voters to support Chevron’s slate of favored candidates: Nat Bates for mayor, and Donna Powers and Charles Ramsey for City...
View ArticleRichmond votes yes on sales tax measure; California votes yes on sentencing...
Measure U, the ballot item to increase the retail sales taxes to 9.5%, passed yesterday with 53.7% of the vote. Another key ballot item, Proposition 47, also passed. The statewide proposition to...
View ArticleMayor holds off rent board appointment
Richmond city council was scheduled to vote on appointing a five-member rent board, but Mayor Tom Butt removed the item from the agenda.
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