Bye Bye Mattress shares three easy ways for Richmond residents to recycle a mattress.
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Video: The secret to making restaurant-quality, fluffy pancakes at home
Green House Bakery’s Rachel Caygill demonstrates her go-to pancake recipe and offers up some pro tips.
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Photos: No, that wasn’t Zendaya in an Oakland park. Just her doppelgängers.
An Oakland look-alike contest in honor of the East Bay native star served looks and fostered comradery.
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We blind tasted the East Bay’s best bagels. Here’s how they rank
East Bay bagel options have ballooned in the past few years, including two newcomers in 2024 alone. Nosh’s non-expert panel of judges picked their favorite.
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Work starts at 1 a.m. at this Oakland bakery that attracts pastry fanatics
While her Maxwell Park neighbors sleep, Rachel Caygill and her Green House Bakery team craft seasonally inspired sweet and savory treats.
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A child in Alameda County tested positive for bird flu. The case differs from others in the state.
Bird flu has been spreading among dairy workers in California’s Central Valley, jumping from cows to people. A new suspected case in the Bay Area came from an unknown source.
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Richmond under flash flood warning until Friday night
Heavy rainfall increases throughout Bay Area Friday thanks to ‘atmospheric river’ and cold front.
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Little Bird Bar opens in former Radio Bar space, and more Hawaiian BBQ lands in the East Bay
A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
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At Proyecto Diaz’s West Oakland flagship cafe, everyone’s invited to celebrate Latin flavors
A job as an immigration paralegal brought Fernando Diaz Mendoza into the world of coffee, and a deeper connection with his family’s history and culture.
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‘Thangs Taken’ takes on the truth behind Thanksgiving
An open gathering at Berkeley’s La Peña Cultural Center uplifts Indigenous stories suppressed by the national holiday’s mainstream narrative.
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WCCUSD board election: Otheree Christian concedes seat to Guadalupe Enllana
Updated election returns show Enllana increased lead slightly Nov. 22 with 54.4% of the votes cast.
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Richmond Measure J: Switch to primary elections still leading in Friday count
The competing Measure L, which would establish ranked-choice voting, loses because it received fewer “yes” votes.
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Richmond City Council D6: RPA incumbent Claudia Jimenez increases lead over Shawn Dunning
Most recent county update Friday shows Jimenez winning.
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Richmond City Council D5: Sue Wilson maintains lead over Anderson
Unofficial results posted Nov. 22 show Sue Wilson still leads her race.
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Richmond City Council D1: Jamelia Brown’s maintains lead over Willis in Nov. 22 tally
Incumbent Melvin Willis said he ‘accepts it as a loss for now.’ Next results update is Nov. 27.
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Contra Costa County Board of Ed: Caro concedes race to Daniel Heiss in Area 1
Unofficial results released Nov. 22 show Daniel Heiss maintaining his lead with 59.2% of the votes cast.
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SF’s Swedish hot dog hit comes to the East Bay
Chef Hej Hej, a pop-up serving Swedish dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, took off after focusing on hot dogs with mashed potatoes and shrimp salad.
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SF’s Monk’s Kettle completes Rockridge relocation, plus Dragon Gate reopens for karaoke and dining
A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
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Fonda bidding farewell after two decades of service; Beer Baron enters final weekend in Rockridge
A running list of restaurants that have recently closed in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
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Cafenated revives former Red Bay coffee box, and more Korean fried chicken lands in the East Bay
A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
