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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 feels, "

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
News   -   Apr 21, 2024 Family holds candlelight vigil for six-year-old who died in car accident
Family holds candlelight vigil for six-year-old who died in car accident

A large crowd gathered for a candlelight vigil on Cutting and Carlson Boulevards Saturday night for six-year-old Amadeo Alvarez Jr., who died in a hit-and-run collision Wednesday evening. Amadeo was a joyful, vibrant boy with a zest for life that touched everyone who knew him. He loved baseball, basketball, and

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Apr 21, 2024 Rent Board members push to restore Richmond's housing rights mural
Rent Board members push to restore Richmond's housing rights mural

The Richmond Rent Board briefly considered forming an ad hoc committee to address the deterioration condition of the “Know-Your-Rights” mural on 23rd Street and Ohio Avenue before a staff attorney advised it was outside the board’s scope. The mural, created in 2017, celebrates community action for equitable housing, and

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Apr 19, 2024 Richmond City Council approves temporary smoke shop moratorium
Richmond City Council approves temporary smoke shop moratorium

The Richmond City Council unanimously approved a 45-day moratorium on new tobacco retailers after an increasing number of smoke shops have opened in the city. The urgency order, which went into effect immediately at the April 16 meeting, means no new permit, license, or other entitlement for any new smoking

by Soren Hemmila
Entertainment   -   Apr 19, 2024 What's happening in Richmond: Pride + Purpose Day, Earth Day, Red Oak Spring Swing, and more
What's happening in Richmond:  Pride + Purpose Day, Earth Day, Red Oak Spring Swing, and more

• Richmond Promise Pride + Purpose Day @ East Brother Beer Friday, April 19, 3 to 9 p.m. Richmond Promise will team up with East Brother Beer Company to take part in the Richmond-based brewery’s Pride + Purpose Day series celebrating the Richmond community. As part of the collaboration, 10 percent of

by Linda Hemmila
Crime in the City   -   Apr 18, 2024 Wire theft causing significant disruptions for Richmond residents
Wire theft causing significant disruptions for Richmond residents

Theft of copper AT&T wires in Richmond has become such a serious problem that residents cannot work from home and use cell phones or computers because of it, according to the Richmond Police Department. According to Assistant Chief of Police Tim Simmons, businesses and residents alike have suffered

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

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
News   -   Apr 21, 2024 Family holds candlelight vigil for six-year-old who died in car accident
Family holds candlelight vigil for six-year-old who died in car accident

A large crowd gathered for a candlelight vigil on Cutting and Carlson Boulevards Saturday night for six-year-old Amadeo Alvarez Jr., who died in a hit-and-run collision Wednesday evening. Amadeo was a joyful, vibrant boy with a zest for life that touched everyone who knew him. He loved baseball, basketball, and

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Apr 21, 2024 Rent Board members push to restore Richmond's housing rights mural
Rent Board members push to restore Richmond's housing rights mural

The Richmond Rent Board briefly considered forming an ad hoc committee to address the deterioration condition of the “Know-Your-Rights” mural on 23rd Street and Ohio Avenue before a staff attorney advised it was outside the board’s scope. The mural, created in 2017, celebrates community action for equitable housing, and

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Apr 19, 2024 Richmond City Council approves temporary smoke shop moratorium
Richmond City Council approves temporary smoke shop moratorium

The Richmond City Council unanimously approved a 45-day moratorium on new tobacco retailers after an increasing number of smoke shops have opened in the city. The urgency order, which went into effect immediately at the April 16 meeting, means no new permit, license, or other entitlement for any new smoking

by Soren Hemmila
Entertainment   -   Apr 19, 2024 What's happening in Richmond: Pride + Purpose Day, Earth Day, Red Oak Spring Swing, and more
What's happening in Richmond:  Pride + Purpose Day, Earth Day, Red Oak Spring Swing, and more

• Richmond Promise Pride + Purpose Day @ East Brother Beer Friday, April 19, 3 to 9 p.m. Richmond Promise will team up with East Brother Beer Company to take part in the Richmond-based brewery’s Pride + Purpose Day series celebrating the Richmond community. As part of the collaboration, 10 percent of

by Linda Hemmila
Crime in the City   -   Apr 18, 2024 Wire theft causing significant disruptions for Richmond residents
Wire theft causing significant disruptions for Richmond residents

Theft of copper AT&T wires in Richmond has become such a serious problem that residents cannot work from home and use cell phones or computers because of it, according to the Richmond Police Department. According to Assistant Chief of Police Tim Simmons, businesses and residents alike have suffered

by Soren Hemmila
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