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News   -   May 13, 2024 California's population on the rise, Richmond's population continues to decline
California's population on the rise, Richmond's population continues to decline

While new demographic data shows positive population growth in California for the first time since 2020, Richmond’s population continued to shrink last year. The California Department of Finance released a report last week revealing California experienced an estimated population increase of more than 67,000 individuals in the past

News   -   May 10, 2024 Update: BART restores train service between Richmond and MacArthur stations
Update: BART restores train service between Richmond and MacArthur stations

Last update: 1 p.m. Friday, May 10, 2024. UPDATE: As of 11:10 a.m., BART has restored normal train service between the Richmond and MacArthur BART stations. BART employees are turning away morning commuters today as the regional transportation agency has no service between Richmond and MacArthur due

Richmond cyclists celebrate 30 years of Bike to Work Day
News   -   May 16, 2024 Richmond cyclists celebrate 30 years of Bike to Work Day

With energizer stations providing tote bags, coffee, and snacks, Richmond cyclists joined the Bay Area's largest biking event, marking 30 years of Bike to Work Day. On Thursday morning, participants at more than 300 energizer stations across all nine Bay Area counties, including several in Richmond, warmly greeted

by Soren Hemmila
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News   -   May 16, 2024 Richmond cyclists celebrate 30 years of Bike to Work Day
Richmond cyclists celebrate 30 years of Bike to Work Day

With energizer stations providing tote bags, coffee, and snacks, Richmond cyclists joined the Bay Area's largest biking event, marking 30 years of Bike to Work Day. On Thursday morning, participants at more than 300 energizer stations across all nine Bay Area counties, including several in Richmond, warmly greeted

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   May 13, 2024 California's population on the rise, Richmond's population continues to decline
California's population on the rise, Richmond's population continues to decline

While new demographic data shows positive population growth in California for the first time since 2020, Richmond’s population continued to shrink last year. The California Department of Finance released a report last week revealing California experienced an estimated population increase of more than 67,000 individuals in the past

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   May 10, 2024 Update: BART restores train service between Richmond and MacArthur stations
Update: BART restores train service between Richmond and MacArthur stations

Last update: 1 p.m. Friday, May 10, 2024. UPDATE: As of 11:10 a.m., BART has restored normal train service between the Richmond and MacArthur BART stations. BART employees are turning away morning commuters today as the regional transportation agency has no service between Richmond and MacArthur due

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   May 09, 2024 Boardmember: Richmond Rent Program 'in a pickle'
Boardmember: Richmond Rent Program 'in a pickle'

The Richmond Rent Program is facing a $277,698 deficit due to a growing number of delinquent rental unit fees and overhead charges levied by the City of Richmond. While rental housing fee collection has increased overall since 2017, collecting it in the last two fiscal years has become more

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   May 03, 2024 Transit officials present plans to close Richmond Bridge bike lane
Transit officials present plans to close Richmond Bridge bike lane

Transit officials briefed the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission on plans for weekday closures of the multi-use trail on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge during a meeting Thursday afternoon. The pathway opened in November 2019 as part of a four-year pilot project to provide bicycle and

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   May 01, 2024 Council moves forward with ranked choice voting ballot measure
Council moves forward with ranked choice voting ballot measure

The Richmond City Council advanced a proposed ranked choice ballot measure to be added to the 2024 General Election ballot after a presentation at a special meeting Tuesday night. The item directs the city attorney’s office to draft language for a ranked-choice ballot measure and an ordinance to

by Soren Hemmila
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
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

by Soren Hemmila
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