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May 04, 2024 Collision leaves woman injured, car totaled at no-stop sign intersection
Collision leaves woman injured, car totaled at no-stop sign intersection

Last update: Thursday, May 9, 2024 5:00 p.m. On a recent spring morning, Martine La Bell hopped into her Mini Cooper and headed to work, plodding along Kern Street, she was traveling well below the speed limit when she was hit by a speeding SUV, totaling the Cooper

by Linda Hemmila
News   -   May 03, 2024 Transit officials present plans to close Richmond Bridge bike lane
Transit officials present plans to close Richmond Bridge bike lane

Transit officials briefed the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission on plans for weekday closures of the multi-use trail on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge during a meeting Thursday afternoon. The pathway opened in November 2019 as part of a four-year pilot project to provide bicycle and

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   May 01, 2024 Council moves forward with ranked choice voting ballot measure
Council moves forward with ranked choice voting ballot measure

The Richmond City Council advanced a proposed ranked choice ballot measure to be added to the 2024 General Election ballot after a presentation at a special meeting Tuesday night. The item directs the city attorney’s office to draft language for a ranked-choice ballot measure and an ordinance to

by Soren Hemmila
Burrito Trail   -   Apr 30, 2024 Decoding the Burrito: Grandview Independent hits the Richmond Burrito Trail
Decoding the Burrito: Grandview Independent hits the Richmond Burrito Trail

We’re not going to sugarcoat it. We eat a lot of burritos at Grandview Independent. Almost since the beginning of our publication, burritos have been a steady companion at our editorial board meetings.  So we’re hitting the Richmond Burrito Trail again with plans of visiting every taqueria, food

by Soren Hemmila
Home and Garden   -   Apr 29, 2024 Richmond seed lending library celebrates 14 years of seed-sharing
Richmond seed lending library celebrates 14 years of seed-sharing

Richmond Grows Seed Lending Library, a non-profit that provides free seeds through the Richmond Public Library, will celebrate its 14th anniversary on May 1. At a seed lending library, patrons can” borrow” seeds to plant, let some go to seed, and then return some of the next generation of

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Apr 27, 2024 Richmond City Council weighs different election reform measure
Richmond City Council weighs different election reform measure

Fresh off the Richmond Election Reform Act petition certification, the Richmond City Council will now consider placing its own election reform measure on the November ballot. Voting reform organization California Ranked Choice Voting will present a report on instant runoff voting to the council at the April 30 meeting. Cal

by Soren Hemmila
Election   -   Apr 26, 2024 Richmond Annex resident hopes to win a council seat in November
Richmond Annex resident hopes to win a council seat in November

Daniel Nathan-Heiss thinks the Richmond City Council should prioritize its residents and that the only path to “Pride” and “Purpose” is through hard work. Nathan-Heiss, who recently pulled papers to get on the ballot this fall, said he hopes to be the next District 5 representative because he

by Linda Hemmila
Apr 23, 2024 Richmond's historic International Hotel burned down one year ago, plans for property uncertain
Richmond's historic International Hotel burned down one year ago, plans for property uncertain

Behind a cement barrier and chainlink fence sits the charred remains of one of Richmond's important historical assets: the International Hotel. Destroyed in a raging blaze a year ago this week, the scorched wooden framework continues to deteriorate and can be seen listing above the fencing along with

by Linda Hemmila
Collision leaves woman injured, car totaled at no-stop sign intersection
May 04, 2024 Collision leaves woman injured, car totaled at no-stop sign intersection

Last update: Thursday, May 9, 2024 5:00 p.m. On a recent spring morning, Martine La Bell hopped into her Mini Cooper and headed to work, plodding along Kern Street, she was traveling well below the speed limit when she was hit by a speeding SUV, totaling the Cooper

by Linda Hemmila
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May 04, 2024 Collision leaves woman injured, car totaled at no-stop sign intersection
Collision leaves woman injured, car totaled at no-stop sign intersection

Last update: Thursday, May 9, 2024 5:00 p.m. On a recent spring morning, Martine La Bell hopped into her Mini Cooper and headed to work, plodding along Kern Street, she was traveling well below the speed limit when she was hit by a speeding SUV, totaling the Cooper

by Linda Hemmila
News   -   May 03, 2024 Transit officials present plans to close Richmond Bridge bike lane
Transit officials present plans to close Richmond Bridge bike lane

Transit officials briefed the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission on plans for weekday closures of the multi-use trail on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge during a meeting Thursday afternoon. The pathway opened in November 2019 as part of a four-year pilot project to provide bicycle and

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   May 01, 2024 Council moves forward with ranked choice voting ballot measure
Council moves forward with ranked choice voting ballot measure

The Richmond City Council advanced a proposed ranked choice ballot measure to be added to the 2024 General Election ballot after a presentation at a special meeting Tuesday night. The item directs the city attorney’s office to draft language for a ranked-choice ballot measure and an ordinance to

by Soren Hemmila
Burrito Trail   -   Apr 30, 2024 Decoding the Burrito: Grandview Independent hits the Richmond Burrito Trail
Decoding the Burrito: Grandview Independent hits the Richmond Burrito Trail

We’re not going to sugarcoat it. We eat a lot of burritos at Grandview Independent. Almost since the beginning of our publication, burritos have been a steady companion at our editorial board meetings.  So we’re hitting the Richmond Burrito Trail again with plans of visiting every taqueria, food

by Soren Hemmila
Home and Garden   -   Apr 29, 2024 Richmond seed lending library celebrates 14 years of seed-sharing
Richmond seed lending library celebrates 14 years of seed-sharing

Richmond Grows Seed Lending Library, a non-profit that provides free seeds through the Richmond Public Library, will celebrate its 14th anniversary on May 1. At a seed lending library, patrons can” borrow” seeds to plant, let some go to seed, and then return some of the next generation of

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Apr 27, 2024 Richmond City Council weighs different election reform measure
Richmond City Council weighs different election reform measure

Fresh off the Richmond Election Reform Act petition certification, the Richmond City Council will now consider placing its own election reform measure on the November ballot. Voting reform organization California Ranked Choice Voting will present a report on instant runoff voting to the council at the April 30 meeting. Cal

by Soren Hemmila
Election   -   Apr 26, 2024 Richmond Annex resident hopes to win a council seat in November
Richmond Annex resident hopes to win a council seat in November

Daniel Nathan-Heiss thinks the Richmond City Council should prioritize its residents and that the only path to “Pride” and “Purpose” is through hard work. Nathan-Heiss, who recently pulled papers to get on the ballot this fall, said he hopes to be the next District 5 representative because he

by Linda Hemmila
Apr 23, 2024 Richmond's historic International Hotel burned down one year ago, plans for property uncertain
Richmond's historic International Hotel burned down one year ago, plans for property uncertain

Behind a cement barrier and chainlink fence sits the charred remains of one of Richmond's important historical assets: the International Hotel. Destroyed in a raging blaze a year ago this week, the scorched wooden framework continues to deteriorate and can be seen listing above the fencing along with

by Linda Hemmila
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