Kathryn Seabron explores misogynoir in San Pablo performance

Kathryn Seabron explores misogynoir in San Pablo performance

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The John and Jean Knox Performing Arts Center in San Pablo will host Kathryn Seabron's solo play, Angry Black Woman 101, on Friday, April...
Richmond Youth Fire Academy and Chevron Fire forge new training partnership

Richmond Youth Fire Academy and Chevron Fire Department forge new training partnership

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By Mike Aldax A group of Richmond youth recently traded classrooms for 50 pounds of fire gear and high-pressure hose lines at the Chevron Fire...
California Highway Patrol warns of unpaid ticket text scam

California Highway Patrol warns of unpaid ticket text scam

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The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is warning drivers about fake text messages claiming they owe money for unpaid tickets. The fraudulent messages often use urgent...
Contra Costa College market relocates to larger space

Contra Costa College market relocates to larger space

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Contra Costa College (CCC) announced its well-resourced food pantry, known as Compass Market, has moved to a larger space in the new Compass Center,...
Literacy Fest returns to Richmond with books and family-friendly fun 

Literacy Fest returns to Richmond with books and family-friendly fun 

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By Kathy Chouteau Richmond families and readers of all ages are invited to celebrate reading, creativity and community at the annual “Literacy Festival” on April...
Free parking is available at the start of the route at 6712 Portola Drive, home of the Sera Jey Foundation. The foundation provides Buddhist philosophy programs and ritual services for the Tibetan community and the public. From there, the trail leads into the hills toward the Peace Garden at the Gyuto Foundation, located at 6401 Bernhard Ave. This quiet reflection space sits within a Tibetan Buddhist monastery along the Wildcat Canyon Path. Hikers will also see panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay while traveling between the two sites.

Mother’s Day ‘Walk for Peace’ to link El Cerrito and Richmond communities

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The "Walk for Peace" will lead participants on a five-mile urban trek from the Sera Jey Foundation in El Cerrito to the Gyuto Foundation...
Chevron Richmond engages community and discusses major investments  

Chevron Richmond, Ceres Policy Research to host community town hall 

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Chevron and Ceres Policy Research will host their next community town hall meeting on Thursday, April 23, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at...
S.O.S. Richmond has secured the full $80,000 for the new showers, but $25,000 of that amount is currently covered by a loan. According to Barth, the organization still needs to raise that final $25,000 to pay off the remaining balance.

Community helps fund SOS Richmond’s new shower trailer

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By Kathy Chouteau After years of weathering breakdowns and repairs, S.O.S. Richmond (Safe Organized Spaces) will soon have a new shower trailer to serve neighbors...
UCSF aims to open outpatient clinic on Hilltop Mall Road

UCSF outpatient clinic planned for Hilltop Mall Road

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A University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) outpatient clinic could soon open at 3060 Hilltop Mall Road in Richmond. The proposal would turn a...
Contra Costa College Foundation Pays Off Debt for Class of 2026 Graduates

Contra Costa College Foundation pays off debt for Class of 2026 graduates

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Nearly 200 Contra Costa College students received a surprise text message this morning informing them that their college debt has been paid in full. The...

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Contra Costa Health wins national award for 'First Hope' program

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