From a free legal workshop for immigrants to a way to learn about the city budget, here are five things you’ll want to know about.
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Dozens of elected officials ask Richmond mayor to ‘repair the harm’ or resign
Meanwhile, a San Pablo rabbi responds to Mayor Eduardo Martinez’s controversial comments, saying, “For light over darkness,” they’re establishing a new home in the heart of Richmond.
Posted inCity
At low tide dumped junk in Meeker Slough is an eyesore. But now Richmond has a cleanup plan
Starting in January Richmond promises twice-a-year cleanups of Meeker Slough in Marina Bay.
Posted inCity
Chevron payments make up nearly 24% of Richmond general fund, city reveals accidentally
The city, in response to a public records request, has disclosed for the first time Chevron’s 2024 tax and settlement payments — nearly $59 million — showing its dependency on the refinery.
Posted inCity
‘Can I go outside?’ Richmond immigrants voice ICE fears as city launches legal aid
Community advocates increase patrols and warn against spreading ICE rumors as three nonprofits are chosen to provide legal services and emergency aid to immigrant families.
Posted inCity
‘Great bones, great heart:’ State officials tour downtown Richmond to envision its revival
Local business leaders and elected officials took a walking tour of the Macdonald Avenue business district, a mix of stalled housing projects and some success stories.
Posted inNosh
Riggers Loft Winery, embroiled in legal battle with Richmond, is closing
The decade-old waterfront venue and winery says any court victory would be “too late to save the business.”
Posted inCity
Hilltop mall redevelopment: Officials to discuss how many houses to build
Richmond Planning Commission to discuss plan to tear down Hilltop mall and redevelop it into houses, shops, parks and restaurants.
Posted inCity
Richmond turns 120 this week. Here’s how to celebrate
The city was incorporated on Aug. 9, 1905. There are local events planned where you can celebrate the people who helped make Richmond what it is today.
Posted inCity
Garbage strike ends: Republic Services and union come to agreement
Local officials announced Friday evening that the company will resume normal trash pickups starting Monday.
Posted inCity
Richmond is planning its next budget. Here’s how you can weigh in
The city is hosting three public meetings this month, where residents can learn about the budgeting process and give input on priorities.
Posted inCity
Richmond sues banks to recover millions it says were lost to financial contracts
The city says derivative contracts diverted public dollars with no benefit in a lawsuit filed against its former financial advisors and JPMorgan Chase and Royal Bank of Canada.
