Salesian Youth Club makes a lasting impression on Richmond youths
Celebrating its 70th year, the central Richmond activity center known as “The Club” serves about 400 children a year on shoestring budget.
5 things to do in Richmond this week
Highlights include: North Richmond celebrates the grand reopening of Shields-Reid Park; Little Shop of Horrors opens at Masquers Playhouse; Point Richmond Music Festival returns.
4 things to know — free summer meals and bus rides; transit sales tax on fall ballot
Sales tax increase in five counties would help fund transportation agencies around Bay Area.
North Richmond blues festival returns for 15th year at renovated park
The free July 11 festival at Shields-Reid Park doubles as a tribute to the neighborhood’s blues legacy and the debut of a $7 million park makeover.
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I overcame years of addiction. Now I help my Richmond neighbors make healthier choices
Iron Triangle resident Wanette Foreman got her life back on track with support from her church community and assistance from county programs. Today she’s giving back as an organizer with Richmond Rising.
OpenAI co-founder is among billionaires pouring money into a Berkeley-based firm
KoBold Metals, which is prowling the world for critical minerals needed for artificial intelligence, is backed by the company that’s opening a facility on Richmond’s waterfront.
Give your soul a sonic submersion with a sound bath
Central Stage launches monthly sessions where melodies made from quartz bowls promise to lull listeners into a deep meditative state.
4 things to do in Richmond this week
Highlights include: Two ways to celebrate Independence Day in west Contra Costa County; a new waterfront-inspired art exhibit at ar-ti-fact; and the return of Music on the Main in downtown Richmond.
5 things to know — July 4 bridge shutdown, AC fare hike, Red Oak seeks volunteers
Kennedy High grad Cynt Marshall garners national STEM spotlight; Richmond-San Rafael Bridge may see more traffic July 4.
A remembrance of Japanese flower growers blooms in Richmond
Years in the making, new historical signs are expected to be installed in the Miraflores Greenbelt this summer.
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