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Richmond Public Library’s Bayview Branch to screen PBS documentary
By Kathy Chouteau
Set your calendars for Thurs., June 29 from 5-7 p.m. for Accepted, a special film screening that’s part of the library’s Bayview...
Richmond libraries offer up free tickets to Oakland A’s games
By Kathy Chouteau
Summertime is a grasshopper’s leap away and it’s the perfect chance to enjoy an Oakland A’s baseball game—especially when it’s free.
Stop by...
‘Space Science’ to blast off at Richmond libraries
By Kathy Chouteau
Three Richmond libraries will play home to “Space Science” activities this summer, where kids can explore otherworldly curiosities for free.
Sponsored by Scientific...
UniverSoul Circus enters final week of performances in Richmond
UniverSoul Circus is in in the midst of its final week of performances at Hilltop Mall in Richmond, running through June 19.
UniverSoul was founded...
Riggers Loft readies for food, wine, music and fireworks
By Kathy Chouteau
Reveling in its opportune spot adjacent to Richmond’s July 3 fireworks show, Riggers Loft is amping up its own celebration that night...
NIAD rises above the rest with ‘Championship Belt’
By Kathy Chouteau
NIAD Art Center artists, and friends from Chicago’s Arts of Life studio, are drawing inspiration from the world of sports for the “Championship...
Movies Under the Stars returns to San Pablo
Movies Under the Stars is returning in San Pablo starting Friday, June 16.
Community members are encouraged to bring their lawn chairs and blankets to...
Lulu pugjacks ‘Fave Things’ column
By Lulu the Pug
Today, I’m pugjacking “A Few of My Favorite Things,” usually written by my owner, Kathy Chouteau, because it’s time for this...
Ribbon-cutting to celebrate first dedicated pickleball court in Richmond
The East Bay Pickleball Association will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the first dedicated pickleball courts, not only in Richmond but in all...
RPAL ‘Juneteenth Carnival’ set for Father’s Day weekend
By Kathy Chouteau
The RPAL crew is getting ready to roll out its “Juneteenth Carnival” the weekend of June 16-18 over a variety of times....
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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...