National Night Out in Richmond promotes bond between police, residents
By Mike Kinney
National Night Out was Tuesday night, and the Richmond community in typical fashion came together to celebrate and, most importantly, form partnerships aimed at crime prevention.
The kick off event started at 4:30...
San Pablo pet care provider donates 10-percent of earnings to local nonprofits
By Mike Kinney
Rebecca Marlin, formerly an international Human Rights attorney in New York City, is now a San Pablo resident -- and our community, including its many beloved pets, is lucky for that.
After moving...
Chevron brings local youth and STEM Zone to Oakland A’s game
Not only did they watch the Oakland A's edge the Detroit Tigers 2-1 in a pitcher's duel on Saturday, a group of over 100 Richmond kids and their family members also watched a spectacular...
El Richmond Business Hub será la “transformación” para el centro de la ciudad
El martes 17 de julio de 2018, los líderes comerciales y de la Ciudad celebraron la ceremonia inaugural del Centro de Negocios de Richmond (Richmond Business Hub).
Hace aproximadamente 75 años, el corredor del centro...
Richmond council selects Carlos Martinez to be next city manager
Following several interviews and a public hearing, Richmond City Council selected current East Palo Alto City Manager Carlos Martinez to replace recently retired Bill Lindsay as Richmond's top administrator.
At its meeting Tuesday, Richmond council...
Gas leak on 37th Street near Macdonald Ave. closes three businesses
UPDATE: As of 1:30 p.m., the gas leak was capped and all was clear, according to city officials.
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A small gas leak at 37th Street between Bissell and Macdonald avenues Friday morning led to the...
Your newest Bay Area homeowners: a teacher and nonprofit worker
While they once believed they'd never be able to afford a home in the Bay Area, Kennedy High teacher Mitzi Perez and her fiancé, Anthony Caro, who leads the nonprofit Citizens Power Network, received...
Foods Co. to stop accepting Visa credit cards starting Aug. 14
You will no longer be able to pay for groceries at Foods Co. Supermarket with Visa credit cards starting Aug. 14, the company announced this week, according to USA Today.
Kroger, which owns the supermarket...
World Breastfeeding Week celebration set for Richmond on Thursday
The community is invited to celebrate World Breastfeeding Week in Richmond on Thursday afternoon.
The Richmond Women, Infants & Children Program at 100 38th St. will host an afternoon celebration on Thursday from 1 p.m....
Galileo Club goes Western style for big BBQ event
Anyone who thinks the Galileo Club is just for city slickers clearly wasn’t at the Easy Friday Western BBQ Dinner on Friday, July 27, when the iconic Italian men’s club transformed into a cowboy...
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Starting in Fall 2020, Contra Costa College will offer Toyota's Technician...
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