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Richmond museum sets date to unveil restored Victor Arnautoff mural
By Mike Kinney
The Richmond Museum of History & Culture (RMH&C) welcomes everyone to the unveiling of the fully restored “Richmond Industrial City.” The mural was completed...
3rd Annual Fast Track to a Cure 5K Bay Area set for Richmond waterfront
The community is invited to run 5K on Richmond's scenic waterfront for a good cause on Saturday, Sept. 16.
The 3rd Annual Fast Track to...
Inaugural Rosie Ride set for riveting ferry adventure through history
A group of Bay Area partners are welcoming the community aboard for the inaugural “Rosie Ride: A Riveting Ferry Adventure” Sat., Sept. 16 at...
East Brother Beer revs up for sixth ‘Summer Classic’
By Kathy Chouteau
East Brother Beer is revving up for its “6th Annual Summer Classic,” Sun., Aug. 27 from noon to 8 p.m. outside its...
East Bay Center offering $10K for alumni performances
By Kathy Chouteau
East Bay Center for the Performing Arts is calling out to its alumni for submissions of five performance pieces to be commissioned...
Huong Tra Vietnamese a second home for its owner and locals alike
By Mike Kinney
Huong Tra Vietnamese restaurant located at 12221 San Pablo Avenue, close to Barrett and San Pablo Avenues is a hometown favorite to...
GRIP sets date for 37th Annual Harmony Walk
Save the date: The Greater Richmond Interfaith Program (GRIP) will hold its 37th Annual Harmony Walk from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday,...
Baltic Kiss to celebrate one spin around the sun
By Kathy Chouteau
It was a year ago this month when Baltic Kiss, run by the effervescent Tony Carracci and his partner Miss Suzie, swung...
Soulful Softball Sunday founder sets sights on Nicholl Park and beyond
By Kathy Chouteau
Rodney Alamo Brown, founder of the iconic Soulful Softball Sunday, is readying for the team’s annual tournament this month while having another...
Steve Zwetsch’s upcycled guitar collaborations on exhibit in El Cerrito
By Kathy Chouteau
An Artist’s Reception featuring upcycled, playable guitars created by Steve Zwetsch and his collaborators is set for Fri., Aug. 25, from 6...
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San Pablo expands ‘neighborhood champions’ to achieve trash goals
San Pablo is expanding its Neighborhood Champions program for 2026, transitioning from a localized pilot to a citywide environmental force backed by a new...
JAMKO maritime apprenticeship graduates honored aboard Red Oak Victory
By Kathy Chouteau
The JAMKO Foundation held a graduation ceremony April 16 aboard the historic Red Oak Victory ship in Richmond, honoring eight apprentices who...
San Pablo launches first fully-electric garbage truck fleet
The City of San Pablo and Republic Services just launched California’s first fully electric residential waste and recycling fleet.
The fleet includes five McNeilus Volterra...