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Crime in the City   -   Aug 18, 2025 Assaults, arsons, and auto thefts mark Richmond’s weekly police report
Assaults, arsons, and auto thefts mark Richmond’s weekly police report

Richmond police fielded a busy week of calls between August 11 and August 17, logging dozens of arrests and reports ranging from firearms violations and vehicle thefts to arson, sexual assault, and armed robbery. The week’s blotter highlights include multiple smash-and-grab auto burglaries, repeated grand theft reports, and several

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Aug 17, 2025 Lowriders roll through Richmond and San Pablo to celebrate sobriety and unity
Lowriders roll through Richmond and San Pablo to celebrate sobriety and unity

Chrome gleamed and engines rumbled through the streets of Richmond and San Pablo on Sunday as dozens of lowriders, motorcycles, and custom cars joined a cruise with a message of sobriety, peace, and unity. The event, called Lowriders for Peace, Unity and Sobriety, was organized by the United Urban Warrior

by Soren Hemmila
Weekend Feature   -   Aug 17, 2025 Richmond railroad modernizes 1980s locomotive with clean-air grant
Richmond railroad modernizes 1980s locomotive with clean-air grant

A locomotive built more than 40 years ago has been rebuilt and returned to service in Richmond, this time with a cleaner-burning engine funded in part by a regional air quality grant. Richmond Pacific Railroad said the 1982-built locomotive, originally constructed for the Missouri Pacific Railroad and later operated by

by Soren Hemmila
City Council Updates   -   Aug 15, 2025 On the agenda: Richmond police oversight reforms, proclamations, contracts
On the agenda: Richmond police oversight reforms, proclamations, contracts

The Richmond City Council is back from its summer vacation on Tuesday, August 19, 2025. The council will consider major reforms to the Community Police Review Commission, including expanded oversight powers and mandatory commissioner training. The meeting also features proclamations welcoming the Golden Rule Peace Boat and honoring longtime urban

by Soren Hemmila
Events   -   Aug 13, 2025 Eight Great Things to do in Richmond
Eight Great Things to do in Richmond

With 30-plus miles of shoreline, two yacht clubs, endless hiking and cycling trails, and a host of eateries, Richmond has a lot to offer. Each week, Grandview highlights what we think are the best, not-to-be-missed events and offerings from across the city. Jimmy McCracken Exhibit @Richmond Museum of History and

by Linda Hemmila
Science   -   Aug 12, 2025 Annual meteor shower peaks tonight
Annual meteor shower peaks tonight

One of the best shows in the night sky, the Perseids annual meteor shower, will peak Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning, and if the weather cooperates, fortunate stargazers could see dozens of meteors per hour. Despite light pollution and the local phenomenon known as "Fogust," Richmond offers

by Linda Hemmila
Burger Trail   -   Aug 12, 2025 On the Richmond Burger Trail: Phila Burger Station on 23rd Street
On the Richmond Burger Trail: Phila Burger Station on 23rd Street

We’re back on the quest, napkins and appetites at the ready, systematically eating our way through Richmond’s burger landscape one patty at a time. This isn’t about chasing viral food trends or hunting down the most photogenic sandwich. It’s about finding the best damn hamburger in

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Aug 11, 2025 Richmond Police address shooting at press conference
Richmond Police address shooting at press conference

At a press conference Monday, Richmond Police Chief Bisa French said 27-year-old Angel Magallan Montaño was fatally shot by officers last week after he advanced rapidly toward them while holding knives in both hands. French read from a prepared statement describing the officer-involved shooting on August 4 that killed Montaño

by Linda Hemmila
Assaults, arsons, and auto thefts mark Richmond’s weekly police report
Crime in the City   -   Aug 18, 2025 Assaults, arsons, and auto thefts mark Richmond’s weekly police report

Richmond police fielded a busy week of calls between August 11 and August 17, logging dozens of arrests and reports ranging from firearms violations and vehicle thefts to arson, sexual assault, and armed robbery. The week’s blotter highlights include multiple smash-and-grab auto burglaries, repeated grand theft reports, and several

by Soren Hemmila
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Crime in the City   -   Aug 18, 2025 Assaults, arsons, and auto thefts mark Richmond’s weekly police report
Assaults, arsons, and auto thefts mark Richmond’s weekly police report

Richmond police fielded a busy week of calls between August 11 and August 17, logging dozens of arrests and reports ranging from firearms violations and vehicle thefts to arson, sexual assault, and armed robbery. The week’s blotter highlights include multiple smash-and-grab auto burglaries, repeated grand theft reports, and several

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Aug 17, 2025 Lowriders roll through Richmond and San Pablo to celebrate sobriety and unity
Lowriders roll through Richmond and San Pablo to celebrate sobriety and unity

Chrome gleamed and engines rumbled through the streets of Richmond and San Pablo on Sunday as dozens of lowriders, motorcycles, and custom cars joined a cruise with a message of sobriety, peace, and unity. The event, called Lowriders for Peace, Unity and Sobriety, was organized by the United Urban Warrior

by Soren Hemmila
Weekend Feature   -   Aug 17, 2025 Richmond railroad modernizes 1980s locomotive with clean-air grant
Richmond railroad modernizes 1980s locomotive with clean-air grant

A locomotive built more than 40 years ago has been rebuilt and returned to service in Richmond, this time with a cleaner-burning engine funded in part by a regional air quality grant. Richmond Pacific Railroad said the 1982-built locomotive, originally constructed for the Missouri Pacific Railroad and later operated by

by Soren Hemmila
City Council Updates   -   Aug 15, 2025 On the agenda: Richmond police oversight reforms, proclamations, contracts
On the agenda: Richmond police oversight reforms, proclamations, contracts

The Richmond City Council is back from its summer vacation on Tuesday, August 19, 2025. The council will consider major reforms to the Community Police Review Commission, including expanded oversight powers and mandatory commissioner training. The meeting also features proclamations welcoming the Golden Rule Peace Boat and honoring longtime urban

by Soren Hemmila
Events   -   Aug 13, 2025 Eight Great Things to do in Richmond
Eight Great Things to do in Richmond

With 30-plus miles of shoreline, two yacht clubs, endless hiking and cycling trails, and a host of eateries, Richmond has a lot to offer. Each week, Grandview highlights what we think are the best, not-to-be-missed events and offerings from across the city. Jimmy McCracken Exhibit @Richmond Museum of History and

by Linda Hemmila
Science   -   Aug 12, 2025 Annual meteor shower peaks tonight
Annual meteor shower peaks tonight

One of the best shows in the night sky, the Perseids annual meteor shower, will peak Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning, and if the weather cooperates, fortunate stargazers could see dozens of meteors per hour. Despite light pollution and the local phenomenon known as "Fogust," Richmond offers

by Linda Hemmila
Burger Trail   -   Aug 12, 2025 On the Richmond Burger Trail: Phila Burger Station on 23rd Street
On the Richmond Burger Trail: Phila Burger Station on 23rd Street

We’re back on the quest, napkins and appetites at the ready, systematically eating our way through Richmond’s burger landscape one patty at a time. This isn’t about chasing viral food trends or hunting down the most photogenic sandwich. It’s about finding the best damn hamburger in

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Aug 11, 2025 Richmond Police address shooting at press conference
Richmond Police address shooting at press conference

At a press conference Monday, Richmond Police Chief Bisa French said 27-year-old Angel Magallan Montaño was fatally shot by officers last week after he advanced rapidly toward them while holding knives in both hands. French read from a prepared statement describing the officer-involved shooting on August 4 that killed Montaño

by Linda Hemmila
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