Nat Bates aims for name change on I-580 stretch to honor Jimmy Carter
By Nathanial Bates
I initially met Mr. Carter in 1972 as a former Georgia Governor seeking election to the presidency during a U.S. Conference of...
Annie’s Annuals, Richmond cultivator of California garden culture, closes
By Kathy Chouteau
The news came from my editor and landed with the sting of a thousand hornets: Annie’s Annuals & Perennials, the Richmond garden...
Richmond YouthWORKS partners with Kaiser Permanente on summer internship
By Antonia Ehlers
High school senior Sienna Sanii hopes to become a sonographer one day. She is one of 22 high school and college students...
Groundwork Richmond offering free air monitors to residents
By Groundwork Richmond staff
Groundwork Richmond’s mission to better support the lives and the environment of the residents that live in our community is at...
Deadline nears for Kaiser Permanente’s low-income health care program
There’s a new option for people struggling to find affordable health care coverage, and the deadline to apply for this Kaiser Permanente program this...
Kaiser Permanente’s geriatric surgery verification program recognized
By Antonia Ehlers
At Kaiser Permanente Richmond, Oakland and Walnut Creek medical centers, geriatric patients have a holistic care team to care for their physical,...
GO WCC launches ‘College Early & Often’ series
This story was originally published by GO Public Schools West Contra Costa.
By Lexi Lopez Crothers
In a world that is constantly evolving, it’s essential to...
San Pablo EDC to host virtual hiring fair for healthcare jobs
The San Pablo EDC is hosting a Virtual Hiring Fair featuring local healthcare jobs on Wednesday, July 26 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
The...
A Few of My Favorite Things: A Taste of Richmond returns
By Kathy Chouteau
Ah, my old familiar friend, Taste of Richmond, is finally returning after a pandemic pause and cue my happy dance because it’s...
Guest Commentary: Assessing LGBTQ+ friendliness in Richmond
By Greg Brock
June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month! The LGBTQ+ community has made significant strides in recent years, fighting for equality, acceptance, and inclusion. While...
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Community helps fund SOS Richmond’s new shower trailer
By Kathy Chouteau
After years of weathering breakdowns and repairs, S.O.S. Richmond (Safe Organized Spaces) will soon have a new shower trailer to serve neighbors...
Pinole Valley High students showcase Earth Day photography at senior center
A special Earth Day art exhibit at the Pinole Senior Center features photography captured by talented students at Pinole Valley High School.
The students brightened...
San Pablo career fair highlights jobs not easily replaced by AI
Are you looking for a great job with excellent pay and outstanding benefits? A job that won’t be easily replaced by AI? Come to...