Linda Hemmila

Director Angelina LaBarre wants you to keep an open mind. Cheerfully she warns, “there are going to be some surprises and some absurdity, but it’s going to be a very good time.” LaBarre is referring to her delightfully humorous production of “You on the Moors Now,” which opens March

Employment information and opportunities will be available to those who attend a career fair hosted by the Fairmede-Hilltop Neighborhood Council and Hilltop Community Church. The event, which will be held on May 20th at the Hilltop Community Church, will offer face-to-face meetings with some of the East Bay's

Police detained a driver involved in a crash following a short foot chase late Friday afternoon in the north and east neighborhood. Police set up a perimeter following reports of the driver fleeing the scene and eventually caught up with him in the 600 block of 26th street. An Ambulance

An early morning crash on I-80 near the Dam Road left one victim dead and others injured, according to firefighters who responded to the scene. Just before 5 am, firefighters from E66 and Con Fire E70/T70 responded to the area of I-80 and San Pablo Dam Road for a

The National Weather Service, along with every single Bay Area meteorologist, says that stormy cold weather is ahead, and taking the usual precautions for such weather is in order today. If you liked yesterday's wind, you're in luck! There is a wind advisory for wind with

Richmond firefighters responded to a call for a recreational vehicle on fire and arrived to find the vehicle engulfed in flames just around 9 p.m. last night near civic center. The fire, which broke out in an RV parked in front of Motel 6 on Preble Avenue, was quickly

Looking to celebrate Mardi Gras with some good eats? No problem. We have you covered with our where-to-eat guide of local favorites to indulge in for Fat Tuesday, Shrove Tuesday, Carnival Tuesday, or Pancake Tuesday. It doesn't matter what you call it; it's a great excuse

Richmond Public Library invites you to its 2023 Black History Month program honoring the city's early Black recreation and sports leaders and their contributions to the community. The program will honor local recreation and sports legends Charlie Reid, Eural McKelvy, and C.A. Robertson, who were instrumental in