Join Richmond SOL for the spring soccer season! Boys and girls ages 4 to 17 are invited to register for Recreational teams (ages 4 to 7) or Competitive teams (ages 8 and up). Training will begin in March, and games will run through late May or early June. The club&
by Linda Hemmila
Richmond residents are invited to learn about human trafficking at a community forum at the Veteran’s Memorial Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 17.
by Soren Hemmila
Baltic Kiss CONSOLIDATED ELECTRIC & DESOTO REDS Friday, January 13th, 8:00 -11:55 pm SATCHMO'S GHOST Saturday, January 14th, 8:00-11:55 pm Up & Under Pub and Grill Kate Burkhart Band Friday, January 13th, 8:00– 10:00pm Kensington Circus Pub Live Music with Le
by Linda Hemmila
Standing water is a common sight today after the latest round of storms tore through the area, dumping another 1.47 inches of rain in already soggy Richmond. With more storms expected, people can be seen out clipping branches, raking leaves, and sweeping gutters in between rounds of rain. Richmond&
by Linda Hemmila
The City of Richmond welcomed three new councilmembers and a new mayor at a swearing-in ceremony this evening. New Mayor Eduardo Martinez, and freshly elected city councilmembers Soheila Bana (District 4), Doria Robinson (District 3), and Cesar Zepeda (District 2) were sworn into office at a meeting held on
by Linda Hemmila
Crime incidents and offenses reported by the Richmond Police Department.
by Soren Hemmila
Alex Sterling thought he'd played his last club show. This, he was sure of. Way back in the mid-2000s, his band, Desoto Reds, called it quits for good. Then came the event no one saw coming: COVID-19 and the pandemic shutdown, providing an unforeseen opportunity to
by Linda Hemmila
Yesterday's storm packed a punch in Northern California, and around the Bay Area, but in Richmond, the damage seems minimal, limited to one large toppled tree and filling local creekbeds. Perhaps it was due to an abundance of warnings and good preparation, or maybe it was the luck
by Linda HemmilaJoin Richmond SOL for the spring soccer season! Boys and girls ages 4 to 17 are invited to register for Recreational teams (ages 4 to 7) or Competitive teams (ages 8 and up). Training will begin in March, and games will run through late May or early June. The club&
by Linda Hemmila
The Richmond Greenway runs nearly three miles from South 2nd Street to San Pablo Avenue, a paved ribbon of trail laid over an old rail corridor. Most of it is easy riding. Then you hit the middle, and the trail just gives up. There's a fix in the
In the midst of an urban jungle, an oasis emerges, alive with the aroma of Italy, offering authentic pastries and coffee so delicious you cannot believe you haven't been here before. This is Cafe Gran Milan, located on Jacuzzi Street — in a semi-industrial area you may think
Photos had been turning up online this week, huge looping patterns raked into the sand at Keller Beach, gone by the next tide. There was one obvious question. Who did this? Turns out the answer gets up before the sun does. His name is Brighton Denevan, and he'd
Contra Costa County is asking a judge to shut down a popular but unpermitted taco stand on San Pablo Dam Road after its operators ignored the county's lawsuit, according to court records. Even with the lawsuit pending, the stand keeps running. Most nights, a line stretches down the
On a quiet weekend morning, a hundred or so El Sobrante residents simultaneously stopped what they were doing and fled their homes upon receiving a single text message. Richmond's third evacuation drill was held Saturday, providing neighborhoods in El Sobrante an opportunity to practice what they would do
With Richmond’s June primary just weeks away, voters across the city have a bevy of questions not only concerning who the candidates are, but also who is running in each district and what the newly adopted rules mean for election outcomes. With these questions in mind, Grandview has created
A county property record shows that OpenAI OpCo LLC signed a lease recorded on March 9, 2026, for space at 1411 Harbour Way South in Richmond, the address of the Portside Commerce Center, a 202,371-square-foot industrial warehouse on the Port of Richmond that has been seeking a
The City of Richmond broke ground Wednesday on a $34 million renovation project to transform the main library in Civic Center Plaza into a resiliency center and community hub, unveiling plans for several new upgrades to the building. Local dignitaries on hand for the groundbreaking included Richmond's mayor
Join Richmond SOL for the spring soccer season! Boys and girls ages 4 to 17 are invited to register for Recreational teams (ages 4 to 7) or Competitive teams (ages 8 and up). Training will begin in March, and games will run through late May or early June. The club&
by Linda Hemmila
Richmond residents are invited to learn about human trafficking at a community forum at the Veteran’s Memorial Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 17.
by Soren Hemmila
Baltic Kiss CONSOLIDATED ELECTRIC & DESOTO REDS Friday, January 13th, 8:00 -11:55 pm SATCHMO'S GHOST Saturday, January 14th, 8:00-11:55 pm Up & Under Pub and Grill Kate Burkhart Band Friday, January 13th, 8:00– 10:00pm Kensington Circus Pub Live Music with Le
by Linda Hemmila
Standing water is a common sight today after the latest round of storms tore through the area, dumping another 1.47 inches of rain in already soggy Richmond. With more storms expected, people can be seen out clipping branches, raking leaves, and sweeping gutters in between rounds of rain. Richmond&
by Linda Hemmila
The City of Richmond welcomed three new councilmembers and a new mayor at a swearing-in ceremony this evening. New Mayor Eduardo Martinez, and freshly elected city councilmembers Soheila Bana (District 4), Doria Robinson (District 3), and Cesar Zepeda (District 2) were sworn into office at a meeting held on
by Linda Hemmila
Crime incidents and offenses reported by the Richmond Police Department.
by Soren Hemmila
Alex Sterling thought he'd played his last club show. This, he was sure of. Way back in the mid-2000s, his band, Desoto Reds, called it quits for good. Then came the event no one saw coming: COVID-19 and the pandemic shutdown, providing an unforeseen opportunity to
by Linda Hemmila
Yesterday's storm packed a punch in Northern California, and around the Bay Area, but in Richmond, the damage seems minimal, limited to one large toppled tree and filling local creekbeds. Perhaps it was due to an abundance of warnings and good preparation, or maybe it was the luck
by Linda Hemmila