Mike “Raccoon Eyes” Kinney was a storyteller and Native American activist who friends say explored life to its fullest. He will be celebrated Oct. 20.
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Betty Reid Soskin, nation’s oldest park ranger, has died. She was 104
Betty Reid Soskin, one of the nation’s most iconic park rangers, died peacefully at her home in Richmond on Sun., Dec. 21, 2025.
Photos: Mr. Pierce, beloved De Anza principal, remembered for serving from the heart
Hundreds gathered Friday night for a celebration of life for Chris Pierce, former WCCUSD student, teacher and administrator.
Julie Perez, who advocated for police accountability after her son’s killing, has died
Richmond mother of police shooting victim Richard “Pedie” Perez died of cancer on Jan. 22. Services to be held Friday.
Remembering Phil Lawson, Richmond pastor and Civil Rights leader who marched with MLK Jr.
The longtime Bay Area activist championed social justice and spent decades advocating for racial equality, housing rights and the migrant community. He was 92.
Willie Mae Thomas, one of the few surviving Rosie the Riveters, has died
Willie (Willa) Mae Thomas, one of the original Richmond shipyard workers, died on Dec. 11, 2024, her 100th birthday.
Remembering Red Hot Skillet Lickers drummer, teacher Sly Randolph
Sly Randolph, longtime drummer for bands that played many San Francisco hot spots, died Dec. 2. He was 79.
Memorial service set for former Richmond City Council member James McMillan
A memorial service for James McMillan, who once owned McMillan Pharmacy in Richmond, will be held Dec. 13 at the Richmond Memorial Auditorium.
