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News   -   Jan 22, 2026 UPDATE: DOJ assumes investigation into fatal officer-involved shooting on I-80
UPDATE: DOJ assumes investigation into fatal officer-involved shooting on I-80

The California Department of Justice has assumed responsibility for investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting on Interstate 80 near Highway 4, Richmond police said Thursday, citing uncertainty over whether the person involved was armed at the time of the shooting. In a detailed news release issued late Thursday, police said

by Soren Hemmila
Update   -   Jan 22, 2026 Richmond police officer involved in shooting on I-80 near Highway 4; CHP investigating
Richmond police officer involved in shooting on I-80 near Highway 4; CHP investigating

Last update: 4:22 p.m. Thursday, January 22, 2026 A Richmond Police detective reportedly shot and killed a man welding a tire jack on Interstate 80 near Hercules Thursday morning, shutting down part of the freeway and causing a massive traffic snarl that persisted for much of the day.

by Linda Hemmila
City Council Updates   -   Jan 21, 2026 Richmond City Council accepts mayor’s apology, approves antisemitism training
Richmond City Council accepts mayor’s apology, approves antisemitism training

Richmond Mayor Eduardo Martinez publicly apologized Tuesday night for reposting social media content that included antisemitic tropes, as the council voted to recognize his participation in antisemitism training but rejected an effort to censure the mayor after hours of contentious debate. “It’s difficult to apologize, not because one is

by Soren Hemmila
Burrito Trail   -   Jan 20, 2026 On the Richmond Burrito Trail: the second-best La Flor de Jalisco taco truck
La Flora de Jalisco

We kept riding around looking for lunch, and it was cold out. We kept getting denied. Locked doors with faded handwritten notes peeling at the corners. Dark taquerías that claimed to be open on Yelp but were never actually open when you showed up shivering in the parking lot on

by Soren Hemmila
Photo of the day   -   Jan 19, 2026 Photo of the day
Photo of the day

Stunning weather and a day off from school and work brought out residents and wildlife alike on Monday, as temperatures around the city were unseasonably warm for mid-January. But don't pack the sweater and jacket away just yet, temperatures are expected to be much cooler the rest

by Linda Hemmila
Crime in the City   -   Jan 19, 2026 What happened in Richmond: multiple arrests, robberies, and stolen vehicles reported
What happened in Richmond:  multiple arrests, robberies, and stolen vehicles reported

Richmond police responded to a week of crimes between January 12 and 18, including multiple armed robberies, domestic violence arrests, and a steady stream of vehicle thefts across the city, according to department logs. Officers arrested suspects in several violent incidents, documented numerous burglaries, and recovered multiple stolen vehicles. A

by Soren Hemmila
Events   -   Jan 18, 2026 Richmond honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy through community service
Richmond honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy through community service

Richmond celebrates the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, January 19, with a day of service offering volunteer opportunities along the Richmond Greenway and in Parchester Village. Dr. King, who visited Richmond twice in the 1960s — the final time just a month before his assassination

by Linda Hemmila
City Council Updates   -   Jan 17, 2026 On the agenda: Censuring the mayor, youth programs, a new vice mayor, and how to make the polluter's payment count
On the agenda: Censuring the mayor,  youth programs, a new vice mayor, and how to make the polluter's payment count

The Richmond City Council faces a contentious agenda Tuesday, including a formal censure resolution against Mayor Eduardo Martinez, competing proposals for how to allocate $550 million in Chevron settlement funds, and the election of a new vice mayor. Vice Mayor Cesar Zepeda and Councilmember Jamelia Brown are sponsoring a resolution

by Soren Hemmila
UPDATE: DOJ assumes investigation into fatal officer-involved shooting on I-80
News   -   Jan 22, 2026 UPDATE: DOJ assumes investigation into fatal officer-involved shooting on I-80

The California Department of Justice has assumed responsibility for investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting on Interstate 80 near Highway 4, Richmond police said Thursday, citing uncertainty over whether the person involved was armed at the time of the shooting. In a detailed news release issued late Thursday, police said

by Soren Hemmila
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News   -   Jan 22, 2026 UPDATE: DOJ assumes investigation into fatal officer-involved shooting on I-80
UPDATE: DOJ assumes investigation into fatal officer-involved shooting on I-80

The California Department of Justice has assumed responsibility for investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting on Interstate 80 near Highway 4, Richmond police said Thursday, citing uncertainty over whether the person involved was armed at the time of the shooting. In a detailed news release issued late Thursday, police said

by Soren Hemmila
Update   -   Jan 22, 2026 Richmond police officer involved in shooting on I-80 near Highway 4; CHP investigating
Richmond police officer involved in shooting on I-80 near Highway 4; CHP investigating

Last update: 4:22 p.m. Thursday, January 22, 2026 A Richmond Police detective reportedly shot and killed a man welding a tire jack on Interstate 80 near Hercules Thursday morning, shutting down part of the freeway and causing a massive traffic snarl that persisted for much of the day.

by Linda Hemmila
City Council Updates   -   Jan 21, 2026 Richmond City Council accepts mayor’s apology, approves antisemitism training
Richmond City Council accepts mayor’s apology, approves antisemitism training

Richmond Mayor Eduardo Martinez publicly apologized Tuesday night for reposting social media content that included antisemitic tropes, as the council voted to recognize his participation in antisemitism training but rejected an effort to censure the mayor after hours of contentious debate. “It’s difficult to apologize, not because one is

by Soren Hemmila
Burrito Trail   -   Jan 20, 2026 On the Richmond Burrito Trail: the second-best La Flor de Jalisco taco truck
La Flora de Jalisco

We kept riding around looking for lunch, and it was cold out. We kept getting denied. Locked doors with faded handwritten notes peeling at the corners. Dark taquerías that claimed to be open on Yelp but were never actually open when you showed up shivering in the parking lot on

by Soren Hemmila
Photo of the day   -   Jan 19, 2026 Photo of the day
Photo of the day

Stunning weather and a day off from school and work brought out residents and wildlife alike on Monday, as temperatures around the city were unseasonably warm for mid-January. But don't pack the sweater and jacket away just yet, temperatures are expected to be much cooler the rest

by Linda Hemmila
Crime in the City   -   Jan 19, 2026 What happened in Richmond: multiple arrests, robberies, and stolen vehicles reported
What happened in Richmond:  multiple arrests, robberies, and stolen vehicles reported

Richmond police responded to a week of crimes between January 12 and 18, including multiple armed robberies, domestic violence arrests, and a steady stream of vehicle thefts across the city, according to department logs. Officers arrested suspects in several violent incidents, documented numerous burglaries, and recovered multiple stolen vehicles. A

by Soren Hemmila
Events   -   Jan 18, 2026 Richmond honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy through community service
Richmond honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy through community service

Richmond celebrates the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, January 19, with a day of service offering volunteer opportunities along the Richmond Greenway and in Parchester Village. Dr. King, who visited Richmond twice in the 1960s — the final time just a month before his assassination

by Linda Hemmila
City Council Updates   -   Jan 17, 2026 On the agenda: Censuring the mayor, youth programs, a new vice mayor, and how to make the polluter's payment count
On the agenda: Censuring the mayor,  youth programs, a new vice mayor, and how to make the polluter's payment count

The Richmond City Council faces a contentious agenda Tuesday, including a formal censure resolution against Mayor Eduardo Martinez, competing proposals for how to allocate $550 million in Chevron settlement funds, and the election of a new vice mayor. Vice Mayor Cesar Zepeda and Councilmember Jamelia Brown are sponsoring a resolution

by Soren Hemmila
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