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Richmond museum to hold ‘Day of Learning’ about Holocaust
We reported last month how the Richmond Museum of History is launching an exhibit on Jewish history this weekend as part of a national...
Prime Time Nutrition’s prime location in San Pablo
Last week, we told you about how Prime Time Nutrition and Joe’s Brew just opened at San Pablo Library.
Today, the Standard visited the new...
Richmond police: Ex-girlfriend harms self over breakup
A woman is in stable condition following a self-inflicted cut to her throat on Tuesday, an apparent response to a bad breakup, according to...
Richmond venues let you ‘do-it-yourself’ in 2019
By Kathy Chouteau
Many people who fine-tuned their do-it-yourself (DIY) gift-making and décor skills during the holiday season might be on the lookout for their...
Richmond councilmembers to be sworn in tonight
Tonight, Richmond will swear-in re-elected Mayor Tom Butt along with three city councilmembers.
The ceremony is set to begin at 6:30 p.m. tonight in Richmond...
Want to be a lifeguard? Training offered in Richmond
Want to be a lifeguard this summer -- or even year round?
Registration has opened for the next Lifeguard course offered by the City of...
Richmond Plunge remains closed for repairs
Unfortunately, the New Year hasn't ushered in the reopening of the Richmond Plunge.
Closed for repairs on Sept. 1, the Plunge won't reopen until at...
Richmond Chamber, Rotary to hold New Year Mixer Thursday
Although the New Year's Eve festivities have passed, Richmond isn't done partying.
The Richmond Chamber of Commerce and Richmond Rotary are inviting the community to...
Three arrested in Pinole residential burglary
Three of four suspects believed to have been connected to a residential burglary in Pinole were arrested Thursday following a police pursuit.
Just before 2...
Richmond High students get special treatment at Steph Curry party
The lines to get into Steph Curry's much-hyped free party in Oakland on Friday went around the block. That wasn't the case for two...
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Don Lau honored with Legacy Award at CoCoKids Gala
By Kathy Chouteau
Community advocate Don Lau, known for his longtime support of children and families through the E.M. Downer YMCA in Richmond, was honored...
Richmond mourns passing of former Rosie the Riveter Trust leader
The Rosie the Riveter Trust and the Richmond community are mourning the loss of Marsha Mather-Thrift, a prominent advocate for national parks who served...
Fire significantly damages building on South 16th Street
Richmond firefighters extinguished a fire at a vacant apartment building early Wednesday.
Crews responded to the 400 block of South 16th Street just before 2:45...