The question was posed Wednesday at a Chevron town hall, the first in a series required under a settlement with the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.
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What’s up: Chevron emissions town hall; design Richmond’s crisis team logo
Other Richmond events: Full moon trail run, Day of the Dead musical altar, Blue Angels flyover.
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What to know about flaring at the Chevron refinery
Flaring is routine at the Richmond refinery. But what exactly is it, how often does it happen, and how harmful is it? We investigated.
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$550M from Chevron could fund needs of community, but how to involve them?
At Tuesday’s City Council meeting, discussion centered on transparency around community engagement. The council also agreed to name a portion of a street to honor Pedie Perez.
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What’s next for Richmond’s $550M Chevron settlement?
One Richmond City Council member wants to hire a consultant while others propose banning behind-the-scenes spending deals.
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Richmond will get $550M from Chevron to take oil refining tax off ballot
To the disappointment of some environmentalists, Richmond City Council votes unanimously to accept 10-year Chevron payout.
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Richmond City Council eyes $550M deal with Chevron to drop refinery tax ballot measureÂ
After legal ruling against refinery tax ballot measure language, city council sets meeting to consider settlement with Chevron.
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Judge tentatively orders Richmond to change refinery tax ballot measure
Ruling agrees with Chevron’s argument that ballot wording was “misleading.” City will have opportunity to present oral arguments against ruling in Wednesday hearing.
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Refinery tax lawsuit: Richmond says ballot measure not misleading
City says proposed oil refining tax ballot label is fair and impartial, refuting Chevron employee’s bias claims.
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Chevron calls Richmond’s proposed refinery tax ‘exhorbitant’
Chevron slams Richmond’s proposed refinery tax ballot measure at a Thursday press briefing, calling it an attack on California manufacturing.
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City Council approves 2024-25 budget, including $7.8M for policing alternatives
Homeless services were reduced by $1 million, but officials hope to make up the difference with unspent funds and are eying a refinery tax to boost future revenue.
