Meanwhile, a PAC of environmental organizations and public employee unions spent about $43,000 to support Claudia Jimenez.
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Student athletes fear what they might lose if it fails. Tax also funds libraries and other programs that have already been significantly cut back.
Federal prosecutors sent letters to county registrars statewide threatening legal action if they failed to set aside and verify ballots that might be ineligible.
Also: Richmond seeking input on city manager hiring; sewage plant is going green; group will discuss Black Panther legacy.
The odor prompted alerts from San Pablo police and Richmond’s mayor Thursday night. Authorities say there is no ongoing danger as the investigation continues.
Hidalgo-style barbacoa, giant churros, and sweet corn tamales are just a few of the foods to try at the weekly Pulga in North Richmond.
Highlights include: Fall festivals, Halloween roller derby and an Arab rock concert.
A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond, and beyond.
Richmondside received more questions than it had time to ask Ahmad Anderson and Claudia Jimenez at an elections forum so we’re sharing this supplemental Q&A.
Three years ago, the East Bay Regional Park District allowed e-bikes on trails. A community survey shows hikers on Iron Horse Trail now feel unsafe.
As the Democratic Socialists of America and the Richmond Progressive Alliance support Claudia Jimenez for mayor, her opponent's supporters aren't happy about it.
Daruma Sushi, Crepes A-Go-Go, Alborz, Baba's House and 13 Orphans were among the recent East Bay closures.
Also: The deadline to register to vote is Monday; authors will discuss efforts to veterans' efforts to protect their rights.
Highlights include: A sunset cruise on the bay, children’s art exhibit and classic car show.
Cere Tea, World of Hoagies, Top Dog, and Pin Rice were among the recent restaurant openings.
Richmond residents who've long advocated for a more extensive cleanup call the government's plan "better but not enough."
The $120 million bond would fix stations, some of which were built in the 1940s, but some voters think the work could be paid for with Chevron funds.
From voting by mail to finding a polling place near you on or a few days before election day, here’s everything you need to know to cast a ballot.
The man suspected of shooting to death 23-year-old Josue Cornejo last year was arrested after being linked to a spate of recent shootings.
It's believed that a local father was arrested by immigration enforcement agents Thursday, but officials said their children don't attend WCCUSD schools.
Shasa Curl, in a parting statement, celebrated her achievements and said she carries "tremendous gratitude."
Balompie has brought its popular Salvadoran cuisine, including handmade pupusas, to Hilltop.
A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond, and beyond.
The two candidates discuss their approaches to a race focused on student support, workforce pathways and the district’s financial challenges.
If Prop. RTM fails and BART closes the red line at 9 p.m., west Contra Costa commuters fear they’ll be stuck shelling out money for on-demand rides. AC Transit and others are also planning reductions.
Also: Richmond wins a statewide award for community programs; a forum tackles refinery flaring at Chevron; Contra Costa launches a transit program for older adults.
Anderson advocates for hiring more police officers while Jimenez doubled down on the city's alternative policing programs.
Get prepared for Richmond's Nov. 3 election by watching Richmondside's moderated mayoral candidate forum.
Highlights include: A harvest festival celebrates APEN's new community garden, Richmond author David Helvarg dives into the ocean's vanishing kelp forests, and 'Border Visions' spotlights five female artists.
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.
Workers want higher wages and better working conditions while management says they’re limited by federal financial uncertainties.
Ask questions and hear from the candidates for mayor at Oct. 1 forum at the Memorial Auditorium
Bob Gerner, the Natural Grocery founder, grew up in the Annex. He became a tofu burger pioneer — and helped build the non-GMO movement.
City staff will compile Flock camera data for review while police warn that this delay could leave them without working cameras by the end of the year.
Attendees packed the city council chambers to see Ahmad Anderson and Claudia Jimenez face off at the League of Women Voters forum.
But Richmond residents who've long advocated for a more extensive cleanup say the government's plan is vulnerable to sea level rise and ultimately falls short.
For more than five decades the Laurel Park neighborhood resident has served on more boards and committees than most residents have ever heard of.
A running list of restaurants that have recently closed in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
The Richmond City Council rejected a proposal to postpone the settlement community engagement process.
Highlights: Beaufunk headlines final Music on the Main concert of the summer, California Coastal Cleanup Day brings volunteers to Richmond shorelines, a chance to spruce up the Miraflores Greenbelt.
ROCK, founded in 2021 as an alternative to traditional policing, has responded to an average of 119 calls a month since March — just a fraction of the total cries for help. But the wins they’ve had are meaningful, team members say.
The city council on Tuesday will also consider banning data centers, of which there are none in Richmond, and will discuss the $550 million Chevron settlement.
Political newcomer Caitlin Garibaldi was uncontested for Area 5. Area 4’s Demetrio Gonzalez-Hoy returns for a third term committed to improving student performance and increasing enrollment and attendance.
A running list of restaurants that have recently closed in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond, and beyond.
Teachers say classroom temperatures reached 80 degrees or higher during the recent heat wave. A survey found that 24 schools need upgrades to keep the temperatures under 76 degrees.
The suspect, who police say injured one officer, is expected to be arraigned this afternoon.
Controlled fires for Wednesday and Thursday were called off after Tuesday's smoky skies. A heat advisory is in effect until Thursday night.
Long-running Oakland restaurants The Coffee Mill, Home of Chicken and Waffles and Pagarung Thai Cuisine also closed.
When a Richmond resident was detained at the Oakland Airport, friends, family and coworkers rallied to track him down and fight for his release.
Sergio Ivan Rivera-Vega made an appearance in Superior Court on Tue., Sept. 8, 2026 on four counts of murder-arson.