San Pablo Restaurant Week brings delicious deals starting Sunday
Satisfy your cravings on the cheap during San Pablo’s Restaurant Week, which kicks off this Sunday, May 5, and wraps Saturday, May 11.
Ten distinct restaurants are offering prix fixe menus of $10.95 for lunch...
Point Richmond Music reveals lineup for free summer concert series
News that Point Richmond's free concert series is set to return soon is music to our ears.
For the 18th straight year, Point Richmond Music (PRM) is set to hold four free concerts in the...
23rd Street Cinco de Mayo festival uplifts Richmond
With the aim of enhancing economic activity and safety on 23rd Street in Richmond, a group of merchants decided to throw a big party about 13 years ago.
Today, that party, a collaboration among local...
Dia de los Niños celebration inspires budding readers
By Kathy Chouteau
There’s nothing better than seeing a gaggle of little children smiling from ear-to-ear and having the time of their lives. About 60 young children and their families attended the wildly successful “¡Dia...
World-renown The Aeolians set for rare Bay Area visit
The world-renown The Aeolians of Oakwood University in Huntsville, Ala., are making a rare Bay Area appearance this Sunday.
The acclaimed choir, proclaimed World Champions of 2017, is set to perform at 5 p.m. at...
Girls Inc. to host Mother’s Day Paint & Sip fundraiser
A fun Mother's Day Paint and Sip event in Richmond will help raise funds for enriching programs for local girls.
Girls Inc. of West Contra Costa County is inviting community members to an afternoon of...
Gyuto Spring Fest enlivens and enlightens community
By Zach Chouteau
A brisk wind didn’t prevent countless community members from having a fine time at the Gyuto Spring Festival in East Richmond Heights last Saturday. The fun included a children’s playground and bounce...
The Artisan Kitchen & Café lives up to its name
By Kathy Chouteau
The first thing that struck this reporter on a recent visit to The Artisan Kitchen & Café is that it fully lives up to its name; its artistic approach to everything is...
San Pablo nonprofit a sanctuary for meat trade survivors
By Mike Kinney
When we recently showed up at Jelly's Place in San Pablo to interview its founder Julia Bainbridge, she had just returned from the airport to pick up five dogs rescued from...
Folk guitarist, harpist to perform at Kaleidoscope Coffee
Maryland-based folk guitarist and harpist Kristin Rebecca is set to perform at Kaleidoscope Coffee from 6-8 p.m. on Sunday, April 28.
Rebecca weaves traditional folk instruments with unique and quirky songwriting and has performed at...
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Richmond Promise celebrates hundreds of new Scholars at Civic Center Plaza
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Richmond Promise cheered its fresh batch of college-bound Scholars at its 8th Annual Scholar Celebration in Civic Center Plaza today.
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Gyuto Foundation director fundraising to bring vision care to rural India
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