The City of Richmond has filed a lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, the Royal Bank of Canada, and its former financial advisors, alleging that they engaged in illegal derivative contracts that cost the city tens of millions of dollars.
The suit, filed on March 17, targets the Public Resources Advisory Group
Dozens of residents, activists, and local leaders gathered in the Richmond Civic Center Plaza on March 15 for a Richmond Unites Against Hate rally supporting immigrant rights. The event, which featured speeches, cultural performances, and resources for the community, underscored the city’s commitment to standing with its immigrant neighbors
As Richmond pursues legal action against JPMorgan Chase and the Royal Bank of Canada over allegedly predatory financial deals, city officials appear to be doubling down on their support for Public Bank East Bay, a locally controlled financial institution they say will empower communities and prevent future exploitation.
The lawsuit,
As Richmond pursues legal action against JPMorgan Chase and the Royal Bank of Canada over allegedly predatory financial deals, city officials appear to be doubling down on their support for Public Bank East Bay, a locally controlled financial institution they say will empower communities and prevent future exploitation.
The lawsuit,
The City of Richmond has filed a lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, the Royal Bank of Canada, and its former financial advisors, alleging that they engaged in illegal derivative contracts that cost the city tens of millions of dollars.
The suit, filed on March 17, targets the Public Resources Advisory Group
Dozens of residents, activists, and local leaders gathered in the Richmond Civic Center Plaza on March 15 for a Richmond Unites Against Hate rally supporting immigrant rights. The event, which featured speeches, cultural performances, and resources for the community, underscored the city’s commitment to standing with its immigrant neighbors
Richmond city officials are considering changes to the city’s tobacco retail regulations to crack down on unlicensed sellers and prevent youth access to tobacco products.
Representatives from Good City, a consulting firm hired by Richmond, outlined proposed policy updates, including capping the number of licensed tobacco retailers, strengthening zoning
Many Richmond residents found a small leaflet warning of a parking violation on their cars this morning as the Richmond Police Department prepares to resume street sweeping enforcement next month.
Police said residents may have received a warning notice or have seen the department’s Parking Enforcement Team issuing warnings.
The Port of Richmond is stepping up efforts to curb reckless driving by installing barriers, fencing, and other traffic calming measures at key locations, including the General Warehouse.
Port officials are working with operators to address ongoing issues such as speeding, sideshows, and illegal dumping, which have plagued the area.
The California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) is expanding environmental testing near the Miraflores Senior Apartments after discovering soil vapor and groundwater contamination linked to an industrial solvent.
A public meeting held on March 5 at King Elementary School updated residents on ongoing investigations into soil and groundwater pollution.
