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City Council Updates   -   Oct 24, 2025 On the agenda: ‘Polluters Pay’ climate bill, flood defense pitch
Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act

The Richmond City Council is set to cancel two meetings during the holidays, take a stand on climate legislation, and approve several appointments to the city’s boards and commissions on Tuesday, October 28. The council has one item not on the consent calendar, a presentation from a company that

by Soren Hemmila
City Council Updates   -   Oct 23, 2025 Richmond council reviews $228 million port repair assessment, prioritizes safety fixes
Richmond’s Point Potrero Marine Terminal

An engineering report detailing $228 million in needed repairs to Richmond’s Point Potrero Marine Terminal prompted a detailed discussion Tuesday night after Councilmember Soheila Bana pulled the item from the city’s consent calendar for public review. The presentation by Port Director Charles Gerard and a consultant from Moffatt

by Soren Hemmila
Events   -   Oct 22, 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 and art galleries, Richmond has a lot to offer. Each week, Grandview highlights the best, not-to-be-missed events and offerings from around the city. This week: Richmond residents can celebrate fall at Richmond&

by Linda Hemmila
Crime in the City   -   Oct 21, 2025 What happened in Richmond: officers respond to violent crimes, thefts, and disputes
What happened in Richmond: officers respond to violent crimes, thefts, and disputes

From domestic violence and firearms violations to vehicle thefts and DUIs, Richmond police logged numerous arrests and investigations between October 13 and 20, 2025. Officers responded to attempted murder, sexual assault, multiple domestic violence cases, and a steady stream of property crimes scattered across the city. Richmond crime incidents Monday,

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Oct 20, 2025 Four candidates file for Richmond mayor’s race; council seats draw challengers
Four candidates file for Richmond mayor’s race; council seats draw challengers

Four candidates have filed to run for mayor of Richmond, and multiple city council seats also drew challengers, as the city prepares for its first primary under a new majority-vote system, according to documents filed with the city clerk as of October 3, 2025. The June 2026 election will be

by Soren Hemmila
Community   -   Oct 19, 2025 Richmond residents gather for Harmony Walk and Arbor Day events
Richmond residents gather for Harmony Walk and Arbor Day events

Residents turned out across Richmond on Saturday for two community events: the 39th annual Harmony Walk in the Park hosted by the Greater Richmond Interfaith Program and an Arbor Day tree planting celebration on the Richmond Greenway organized by Groundwork Richmond and city partners. The Harmony Walk in the Park

by Soren Hemmila
Weekend Feature   -   Oct 18, 2025 New smash burger spot opens on San Pablo Avenue
New smash burger spot opens on San Pablo Avenue

The long-awaited Tommy’s Burger Co. on San Pablo Avenue quietly opened its doors Saturday in Richmond’s North and East neighborhood, turning on the griddle for customers for the first time after months of delays. Inside, co-owner Tommy Ryan moved between the fry basket and grill, still training staff

by Soren Hemmila
City Council Updates   -   Oct 16, 2025 On the agenda: $228 million port repairs, tribal recognition, and public lands policy
On the agenda: $228 million port repairs, tribal recognition, and public lands policy

Richmond City Council’s Tuesday meeting will focus on two new business items: a proposed Public Lands Policy requiring union labor, fair wages, and local hiring on city-owned projects, and a resolution supporting federal recognition of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe. Also up for review is a $228 million Port of

by Soren Hemmila
Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act
City Council Updates   -   Oct 24, 2025 On the agenda: ‘Polluters Pay’ climate bill, flood defense pitch

The Richmond City Council is set to cancel two meetings during the holidays, take a stand on climate legislation, and approve several appointments to the city’s boards and commissions on Tuesday, October 28. The council has one item not on the consent calendar, a presentation from a company that

by Soren Hemmila
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City Council Updates   -   Oct 24, 2025 On the agenda: ‘Polluters Pay’ climate bill, flood defense pitch
Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act

The Richmond City Council is set to cancel two meetings during the holidays, take a stand on climate legislation, and approve several appointments to the city’s boards and commissions on Tuesday, October 28. The council has one item not on the consent calendar, a presentation from a company that

by Soren Hemmila
City Council Updates   -   Oct 23, 2025 Richmond council reviews $228 million port repair assessment, prioritizes safety fixes
Richmond’s Point Potrero Marine Terminal

An engineering report detailing $228 million in needed repairs to Richmond’s Point Potrero Marine Terminal prompted a detailed discussion Tuesday night after Councilmember Soheila Bana pulled the item from the city’s consent calendar for public review. The presentation by Port Director Charles Gerard and a consultant from Moffatt

by Soren Hemmila
Events   -   Oct 22, 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 and art galleries, Richmond has a lot to offer. Each week, Grandview highlights the best, not-to-be-missed events and offerings from around the city. This week: Richmond residents can celebrate fall at Richmond&

by Linda Hemmila
Crime in the City   -   Oct 21, 2025 What happened in Richmond: officers respond to violent crimes, thefts, and disputes
What happened in Richmond: officers respond to violent crimes, thefts, and disputes

From domestic violence and firearms violations to vehicle thefts and DUIs, Richmond police logged numerous arrests and investigations between October 13 and 20, 2025. Officers responded to attempted murder, sexual assault, multiple domestic violence cases, and a steady stream of property crimes scattered across the city. Richmond crime incidents Monday,

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Oct 20, 2025 Four candidates file for Richmond mayor’s race; council seats draw challengers
Four candidates file for Richmond mayor’s race; council seats draw challengers

Four candidates have filed to run for mayor of Richmond, and multiple city council seats also drew challengers, as the city prepares for its first primary under a new majority-vote system, according to documents filed with the city clerk as of October 3, 2025. The June 2026 election will be

by Soren Hemmila
Community   -   Oct 19, 2025 Richmond residents gather for Harmony Walk and Arbor Day events
Richmond residents gather for Harmony Walk and Arbor Day events

Residents turned out across Richmond on Saturday for two community events: the 39th annual Harmony Walk in the Park hosted by the Greater Richmond Interfaith Program and an Arbor Day tree planting celebration on the Richmond Greenway organized by Groundwork Richmond and city partners. The Harmony Walk in the Park

by Soren Hemmila
Weekend Feature   -   Oct 18, 2025 New smash burger spot opens on San Pablo Avenue
New smash burger spot opens on San Pablo Avenue

The long-awaited Tommy’s Burger Co. on San Pablo Avenue quietly opened its doors Saturday in Richmond’s North and East neighborhood, turning on the griddle for customers for the first time after months of delays. Inside, co-owner Tommy Ryan moved between the fry basket and grill, still training staff

by Soren Hemmila
City Council Updates   -   Oct 16, 2025 On the agenda: $228 million port repairs, tribal recognition, and public lands policy
On the agenda: $228 million port repairs, tribal recognition, and public lands policy

Richmond City Council’s Tuesday meeting will focus on two new business items: a proposed Public Lands Policy requiring union labor, fair wages, and local hiring on city-owned projects, and a resolution supporting federal recognition of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe. Also up for review is a $228 million Port of

by Soren Hemmila
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