Richmond's City Council will formalize its choice of an interim city manager Tuesday, consider replacing the city's Flock license plate cameras with Axon technology and take up a proposal for an outside review of the city's financial numbers. The agenda also includes a resolution
The Richmond City Council voted Tuesday to move forward with a public process for spending the city's $550 million settlement with Chevron, after city officials disclosed that Richmond's day-to-day operations ran $9.8 million in the red this year.
The council also rejected a
Two attempted murders, three armed robberies and a string of stolen cars were among the incidents Richmond police logged September 7-13. The log also included domestic violence, burglaries, firearm offenses and other assaults.
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The Richmond City Council's first regular meeting after summer vacation has a full agenda Tuesday, with a temporary ban on new data centers at the top.
The council will discuss how to spend money from the Polluters Pay settlement. Police want to replace the city's Flock
Richmond police want to replace the city's Flock Safety license plate readers with a new system from Axon, citing problems with Flock's equipment, repairs, and data-sharing practices.
The Richmond City Council will consider the change Tuesday, along with a $3.5 million increase to Richmond&
Shifting winds brought smoke from a prescribed burn at Angel Island State Park over Richmond Tuesday afternoon, prompting the city to issue an alert informing residents that there was no local fire or emergency.
Contra Costa County Supervisor John Gioia, who also serves on the board of the Bay Area
Richmond residents and local businesses came together Monday for a taco fundraiser to raise money for the family of Rafael Delgado, the 81-year-old Richmond man killed last month in a hit-and-run crash.
The fundraiser began at 1 p.m. at Rigo's Auto Sales, 871
Vehicle theft and burglary remained among Richmond's most common calls for service between August 31 and September 6. Officers also investigated an attempted-murder stabbing on Whitecliff Way, an officer shot during a Key Boulevard welfare check that turned into a barricade standoff, three carjackings, including one at
