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News   -   Sep 04, 2026 Richmond officer released from hospital; suspect identified in Key Boulevard shooting
Richmond officer released from hospital; suspect identified in Key Boulevard shooting

A Richmond police officer who was shot Thursday while responding to a mental health check on Key Boulevard was released from the hospital Friday, police said. Officer Justin Church, a 25-year law enforcement veteran, was treated at a local hospital and released at about 3 p.m. Friday. His

by Soren Hemmila
Update   -   Sep 03, 2026 Richmond officer shot, woman arrested after Key Boulevard standoff
Richmond officer shot, woman arrested after Key Boulevard standoff

Updated Friday, September 4, 2026 at 8:35 a.m. A Richmond police officer was shot Thursday night while responding to a mental health check on Key Boulevard near the Richmond-El Cerrito border. The suspect inside the home then barricaded herself and continued firing, police said. The gunfire struck

by Soren Hemmila
Public safety   -   Sep 03, 2026 Richmond collisions in 2026: The first-half traffic accident map
Richmond collisions in 2026: The first-half traffic accident map

Primary Collision Factor First-half 2026 data from the Richmond Police Department Other includes Hazardous Movement, Hazardous Parking, Improper Passing, Other Equipment, Other Than Driver Source: Richmond Police Department collision data

by Soren Hemmila
Crime in the City   -   Sep 01, 2026 What happened in Richmond: A North & East carjacking, arson and 14 stolen cars
What happened in Richmond: A North & East carjacking, arson and 14 stolen cars

Richmond police handled a week of robberies, assaults, domestic violence cases, and vehicle thefts, including a carjacking at knifepoint and an arson. Police also made several arrests involving weapons, drugs and stolen property between August 24 and 30. Grandview Independent Richmond Crime Incident MapLoading... From To Load Incident locations are

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Aug 31, 2026 Richmond police arrest suspect in fatal hit-and-run that killed 81-year-old man
Richmond police arrest suspect in fatal hit-and-run that killed 81-year-old man

Richmond police have announced an arrest in the hit-and-run that killed an 81-year-old Richmond man earlier this month. Don Mack, a 66-year-old Richmond resident, has been booked on suspicion of felony hit-and-run, vehicular manslaughter, and driving with a suspended license after investigators

by Linda Hemmila
Aug 31, 2026 MCE board accepts grand jury findings on governance failures, pushes back key reform deadlines
MCE board accepts grand jury findings on governance failures, pushes back key reform deadlines

MCE's board voted to accept most findings from a county grand jury report that concluded the agency's board had repeatedly failed to govern it, while extending two key reform deadlines over public objection. Mayor Eduardo Martinez and Councilmember Cesar Zepeda, listed in city records as Richmond&

by Soren Hemmila
Update   -   Aug 30, 2026 Contra Costa College Art Building damaged, fenced off after weekend fire
Contra Costa College Art Building damaged, fenced off after weekend fire

This story was updated August 31, 12:25 p.m. A fire on the Contra Costa College campus Saturday damaged one building and, according to authorities, was intentionally set. The blaze brought fire crews from Richmond, San Pablo and El Cerrito to the campus at 2600 Mission Bell Drive in

by Soren Hemmila & Linda Hemmila
Education   -   Aug 28, 2026 WCCUSD rolls out new protocol for responding to racial slurs
WCCUSD rolls out new protocol for responding to racial slurs

West Contra Costa Unified School District is changing how schools respond to racial slurs and other racial harm, requiring staff to document incidents, notify families and provide support to students who are targeted. The new protocol, presented to the school board August 26, is part of an update to the

by Soren Hemmila
Richmond officer released from hospital; suspect identified in Key Boulevard shooting
News   -   Sep 04, 2026 Richmond officer released from hospital; suspect identified in Key Boulevard shooting

A Richmond police officer who was shot Thursday while responding to a mental health check on Key Boulevard was released from the hospital Friday, police said. Officer Justin Church, a 25-year law enforcement veteran, was treated at a local hospital and released at about 3 p.m. Friday. His

by Soren Hemmila
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News   -   Sep 04, 2026 Richmond officer released from hospital; suspect identified in Key Boulevard shooting
Richmond officer released from hospital; suspect identified in Key Boulevard shooting

A Richmond police officer who was shot Thursday while responding to a mental health check on Key Boulevard was released from the hospital Friday, police said. Officer Justin Church, a 25-year law enforcement veteran, was treated at a local hospital and released at about 3 p.m. Friday. His

by Soren Hemmila
Update   -   Sep 03, 2026 Richmond officer shot, woman arrested after Key Boulevard standoff
Richmond officer shot, woman arrested after Key Boulevard standoff

Updated Friday, September 4, 2026 at 8:35 a.m. A Richmond police officer was shot Thursday night while responding to a mental health check on Key Boulevard near the Richmond-El Cerrito border. The suspect inside the home then barricaded herself and continued firing, police said. The gunfire struck

by Soren Hemmila
Public safety   -   Sep 03, 2026 Richmond collisions in 2026: The first-half traffic accident map
Richmond collisions in 2026: The first-half traffic accident map

Primary Collision Factor First-half 2026 data from the Richmond Police Department Other includes Hazardous Movement, Hazardous Parking, Improper Passing, Other Equipment, Other Than Driver Source: Richmond Police Department collision data

by Soren Hemmila
Crime in the City   -   Sep 01, 2026 What happened in Richmond: A North & East carjacking, arson and 14 stolen cars
What happened in Richmond: A North & East carjacking, arson and 14 stolen cars

Richmond police handled a week of robberies, assaults, domestic violence cases, and vehicle thefts, including a carjacking at knifepoint and an arson. Police also made several arrests involving weapons, drugs and stolen property between August 24 and 30. Grandview Independent Richmond Crime Incident MapLoading... From To Load Incident locations are

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Aug 31, 2026 Richmond police arrest suspect in fatal hit-and-run that killed 81-year-old man
Richmond police arrest suspect in fatal hit-and-run that killed 81-year-old man

Richmond police have announced an arrest in the hit-and-run that killed an 81-year-old Richmond man earlier this month. Don Mack, a 66-year-old Richmond resident, has been booked on suspicion of felony hit-and-run, vehicular manslaughter, and driving with a suspended license after investigators

by Linda Hemmila
Aug 31, 2026 MCE board accepts grand jury findings on governance failures, pushes back key reform deadlines
MCE board accepts grand jury findings on governance failures, pushes back key reform deadlines

MCE's board voted to accept most findings from a county grand jury report that concluded the agency's board had repeatedly failed to govern it, while extending two key reform deadlines over public objection. Mayor Eduardo Martinez and Councilmember Cesar Zepeda, listed in city records as Richmond&

by Soren Hemmila
Update   -   Aug 30, 2026 Contra Costa College Art Building damaged, fenced off after weekend fire
Contra Costa College Art Building damaged, fenced off after weekend fire

This story was updated August 31, 12:25 p.m. A fire on the Contra Costa College campus Saturday damaged one building and, according to authorities, was intentionally set. The blaze brought fire crews from Richmond, San Pablo and El Cerrito to the campus at 2600 Mission Bell Drive in

by Soren Hemmila & Linda Hemmila
Education   -   Aug 28, 2026 WCCUSD rolls out new protocol for responding to racial slurs
WCCUSD rolls out new protocol for responding to racial slurs

West Contra Costa Unified School District is changing how schools respond to racial slurs and other racial harm, requiring staff to document incidents, notify families and provide support to students who are targeted. The new protocol, presented to the school board August 26, is part of an update to the

by Soren Hemmila
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