One of Richmond's important historical resources, destroyed in a massive fire earlier in the year, has become a dumping ground for old mattresses and assorted garbage.
The Pullman Neighborhood's International Hotel burned down last April in a fire intense enough to quickly reduce the structure to
Members of Richmond Firefighters Local 188 have unanimously agreed to a “No
Confidence” vote in Fire Chief Angel Montoya’s ability to lead the Richmond Fire Department.
In a press release today, Richmond Firefighters Local 188 said, "Chief Montoya’s refusal to address pressing safety issues, unwillingness to meet
North and East neighbors celebrated when mysterious traffic control devices popped up at the sites of several recent high-speed collisions on Esmond Avenue. Residents were equally upset when they vanished.
The orange cones first appeared around July 16. The following Friday, plastic poles materialized, glued and bolted to the ground.
North and East neighbors celebrated when mysterious traffic control devices popped up at the sites of several recent high-speed collisions on Esmond Avenue. Residents were equally upset when they vanished.
The orange cones first appeared around July 16. The following Friday, plastic poles materialized, glued and bolted to the ground.
One of Richmond's important historical resources, destroyed in a massive fire earlier in the year, has become a dumping ground for old mattresses and assorted garbage.
The Pullman Neighborhood's International Hotel burned down last April in a fire intense enough to quickly reduce the structure to
Members of Richmond Firefighters Local 188 have unanimously agreed to a “No
Confidence” vote in Fire Chief Angel Montoya’s ability to lead the Richmond Fire Department.
In a press release today, Richmond Firefighters Local 188 said, "Chief Montoya’s refusal to address pressing safety issues, unwillingness to meet
One person was injured Sunday during an early morning sideshow as police struggled to disburse a large group of cars at Central Avenue and Rydin Road.
According to Richmond Police Officers Association President Ben Therriault, "A participant was hit and left for dead as the group departed. That person
Residents woke to squealing tires, sirens, and a helicopter overhead when a sideshow brought an estimated 200 cars to the intersection of San Pablo and Solano Avenues early Sunday morning.
Just before 2 am, police began clearing the sideshow, sending cars fleeing through the neighborhood north to Esmond and Mcbryde
Richmond's Brick Yard Cove neighborhood hosted a CERT drill Saturday morning, allowing residents to participate in an active drill.
First responders and volunteers participating arrived at the Brick Yard Cove Community Center around 7 am for a safety meeting and briefing on the procedures and what to expect.
A man fatally shot by police in June at a Point Richmond home has been identified as 66-year-old Kevin McDonald, officers announced at a press conference Friday.
Richmond police Officer Alexander Caine and Det. Robert Branch both fired after issuing verbal warnings to McDonald, who was armed with an AR-15
The Richmond Police received hundreds of reports of fireworks during the long Fourth of July weekend this year. The Indy takes a look at the data.
Between July 1 and July 5, police received 249 reports of fireworks in progress throughout the city. Most of the calls for service were
