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Richmond YouthWorks announces 5th annual career fair

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The Richmond Memorial Auditorium will serve as the venue for the Richmond YouthWORKS 5th Annual Resource and Career Fair on April 8. The event is...
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USPS to host job fair in Richmond

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The U.S. Postal Service is hosting several hiring events this month to fill immediate openings in Northern California, with one being held at 4180...
The city is adopting the slogan “Growing Forward, Grounded in Community” to represent its balance of cultural history and future development.

Local cities to host hiring fair for recreation jobs

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If you are looking for a job that lets you give back to your neighborhood, a hiring event is coming to San Pablo City...
East Bay Regional Park District hiring park rangers

East Bay Regional Park District hiring park rangers

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The East Bay Regional Park District is calling on outdoor lovers and hands-on workers to join its team as park rangers. Park rangers help maintain...
JAMKO graduates set sail on maritime careers 

JAMKO graduates set sail on maritime careers 

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By Kathy Chouteau The historic Red Oak Victory ship, built on the Richmond Home Front during WWII, set the stage on Oct. 2 for a...

Richmond youth work program applications open Nov. 16

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The City of Richmond is reopening its doors to young people ready to launch their careers, boost their resumes and make a positive impact...
Trades Demo Day coming to San Pablo City Hall

Trades Demo Day coming to San Pablo City Hall

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Are you looking for a new career with excellent wages, fantastic benefits and huge demand for new workers? Are your kids exploring career paths...
Chevron Richmond hiring Operator Trainees

Chevron Richmond hiring Operator Trainees

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Chevron Richmond is currently accepting applications for the role of Operator Trainee.  Candidates must have a high school diploma (or equivalent), valid driver's license and...
San Pablo approves expansion for Paradise Indian Restaurant The restaurant, located at 3550 San Pablo Dam Road in Sobrante Plaza since 1997, will now be allowed to sell full liquor instead of only beer and wine. The business is also growing by taking over the vacant space next door in Suite B. This expansion increases the restaurant from about 3,250 square feet to 5,000 square feet. The extra room will allow for 30 more seats, bringing the total capacity to 110 customers. Co-owner Gurjinder Singh told the commission that the change was necessary because customers often asked for spirits and would go elsewhere when they were not available. The commissioners voted unanimously to approve the plan under certain conditions, including that the restaurant cannot advertise hard liquor on its main signs or windows. The restaurant’s hours will stay the same, closing at 9 p.m. on weekdays and 9:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.transportation job fair coming to San Pablo City Hall

San Pablo Career Fair to showcase high-demand trades

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The San Pablo Economic Development Corporation (EDC) is set to host its annual Careers in the Trades Demonstration Day on Tuesday, Sept. 30. The event...
Free security guard training offered to Richmond residents

Free security guard training offered to Richmond residents

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A Richmond-based security firm is teaming up with local partners to offer free entry-level training that can help residents land security jobs. VIP Protective Services...
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