Medicaid, Medicare, Affordable Care Act, and Social Security service should remain steady. But states may have to fund the WIC program.
Author Archives: Richmondside staff
Richmond High student arrested after shots fired near San Pablo elementary school
The elementary school campus was locked down for most of the day but police say this was an isolated incident.
Where to see live music and more in Richmond, Aug. 22-28
Check out our roundup of live music and other entertainment events happening in the Richmond area.
Join us for a live discussion about air pollution in Richmond
Richmondside is hosting an event at the RYSE Center on Sept. 11 with residents and government officials to discuss the city’s environmental health — present and future.
Contra Costa Health confirms Phillips 66 build-up at Richmond Terminal caused no harm
The Richmond Fire Department responded to the Sunday incident, which involved a transport vehicle.
Richmond police shooting: Sergeant says de-escalation ‘wasn’t possible’
In response to the recent police shooting of a suspect armed with knives, Richmond City Council member Soheila Bana asked the department to answer her questions about non-lethal options.
In brief: Wildcat Canyon bike trail meeting; Red Oak ship gets 1st renovation in 14 years
Richmond news briefs: East Richmond Heights residents to meet with East Bay Regional Park District about proposed Wildcat Canyon bike trail.
Is cleanup of toxic site in Richmond ‘falling short?’ An expert will discuss it on Tuesday
An independent technical expert working with the Richmond Shoreline Alliance will discuss how the cleanup of the former Zeneca site may be falling short.
How to help kids cope with ongoing ICE raids, deportations
There are a number of west Contra Costa County resources to support families who are fearful that ICE raids could happen here.
Photos: East Bay No Kings rallies drew more than 12,000 attendees
The events, the largest of which were in Oakland and San Francisco, were a peaceful “day of defiance” against President Donald Trump.
Flaring at Chevron’s Richmond refinery sends up plume of black smoke
Chevron said there was “no emergency response” or community action required.
Fire at BART’s San Leandro station causes service disruptions across the East Bay
Richmond orange line route to Berryessa was offline Tuesday, marking the system’s second major service disruption this month.
Illegal fireworks town hall is Monday
Richmond city officials and citizens are hosting a virtual town hall to discuss the fireworks problem and solutions.
Where to go swimming in Richmond: Public pools, beaches and more
A quick guide to local pools, where to take swimming lessons and how to enjoy public beaches.
BART trains resume service after systemwide shutdown
A “train control system problem” shut down 50 stations early Friday.
Thousands celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Richmond
May 4 was the 20th anniversary of Richmond’s Cinco de Mayo party, and the crowds turned out in full force on a sunny festive day.
WCCUSD plans to pay next superintendent a salary of up to $340K
The deadline to apply for the West Contra Costa Unified School District superintendent position has been extended to Friday.
Temps could hit 80 in Richmond this week
The National Weather Service says temperatures will be well above normal in Richmond Monday and Tuesday.
Crime victims’ families behind DA Diana Becton recall say she failed them
If successful she would be third Bay Area DA recalled. Proponents include two Richmond murder victims’ families.
Here’s your chance to tell WCCUSD what you want in a superintendent
WCCUSD is seeking public input on its search for a new superintendent. Take an online survey and attend next week’s town halls.

