Linda Hemmila

The Richmond Green-Blue New Deal Community Input Survey is live and ready to receive your comments and suggestions. Providing your input and feedback will help to shape the goals, direction, and priorities of the Richmond Green-Blue New Deal Workforce Development Plan. The Richmond City Council adopted Resolution 88-21 in July

Saturday night was a wild one in several parts of Richmond, with police responding to a high number of calls, including gunfire near 23rd Street. Neighbors in the area of 26th and Gaynor say they heard gunshots sometime after 11:30 p.m. Police responded to a Shotspotter activation just

Silence was shattered early Sunday morning as police worked to disburse participants of a large sideshow that took place in the middle of Carlson Boulevard waking residents and causing a loud disturbance. Richmond police were dispatched at 12:37 a.m. to Carlson Boulevard and Bayview Avenue for reports of

Assemble Marketplace invites you to a drop-in “Meet-and-greet” with former astronaut Dr. Yvonne Cagle Sunday, February 12th. Cagle wears many, many hats. An American physician, professor, retired U.S. Air Force Colonel, and former NASA Astronaut, Cagle joined NASA in 1996, and is an advisor for NASA's Flight

Contra Costa Animal Services is offering free adoptions at the Martinez shelter during the month of February with the hopes of finding homes for the many pets they currently have available. According to animal services, the shelter is full due to a high average daily intake of about 20 pets

Are you ready for some football? Not just any football, but Superbowl Sunday football at the Baltic Kiss with the much loved Blackstar Pirate BBQ pop-up taking over for the day. This event promises to be much more than just another Superbowl watch party. The festivities kick off at noon,

Madeleine Zayas and her group, Sudamericanto Romantico, are set to play a home Valentine's concert sure to put romance in the air. The concert, offering the smooth sounds of South America, Brazil, and the Caribbean, will be hosted by Tom Herriman and will take place at his East

Annie's Annuals and Perennials Nursery is offering an event aimed at those interested in learning more about creating low-water, high-biodiversity gardens. The event, which will be held at Annies Annuals Nursery on Saturday, February 11th, is part of their yearly series of "talks" providing useful information