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News   -   May 21, 2023 Protesters gather at Richmond refinery for annual Anti-Chevron Day
Protesters gather at Richmond refinery for annual Anti-Chevron Day

Activists with signs decrying the Chevron Corporation gathered at the refinery's front gate Sunday afternoon for a planned demonstration marking the 10th anniversary of the Global Anti-Chevron movement. Sponsored by numerous organizations, including the Oil and Gas Action Network, Fossil Free California, and The Sunflower Alliance, the gathering

News   -   May 17, 2023 Richmond seeks grant to turn Motel 6 into housing for chronically homeless
Richmond seeks grant to turn Motel 6 into housing for chronically homeless

City leaders seeking up to $10 million in state funds to purchase and renovate the former Civic Center Motel into permanent supportive housing for the city’s chronically homeless held a community workshop at City Council Chambers Monday night to solicit feedback on the proposal. The city is partnering with

Hilltop auto dealership Measure U lawsuit moves forward
News   -   Jun 01, 2023 Hilltop auto dealership Measure U lawsuit moves forward

A Contra Costa County Superior Court judge has rejected Richmond’s attempt to dismiss a claim filed by local auto dealers to invalidate an increase in business taxes levied under Measure U. Six Hilltop Auto Mall dealerships filed suit last year, claiming the new rate structure approved by voters in

by Soren Hemmila
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News   -   Jun 01, 2023 Hilltop auto dealership Measure U lawsuit moves forward
Hilltop auto dealership Measure U lawsuit moves forward

A Contra Costa County Superior Court judge has rejected Richmond’s attempt to dismiss a claim filed by local auto dealers to invalidate an increase in business taxes levied under Measure U. Six Hilltop Auto Mall dealerships filed suit last year, claiming the new rate structure approved by voters in

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   May 21, 2023 Protesters gather at Richmond refinery for annual Anti-Chevron Day
Protesters gather at Richmond refinery for annual Anti-Chevron Day

Activists with signs decrying the Chevron Corporation gathered at the refinery's front gate Sunday afternoon for a planned demonstration marking the 10th anniversary of the Global Anti-Chevron movement. Sponsored by numerous organizations, including the Oil and Gas Action Network, Fossil Free California, and The Sunflower Alliance, the gathering

by Linda Hemmila
News   -   May 17, 2023 Richmond seeks grant to turn Motel 6 into housing for chronically homeless
Richmond seeks grant to turn Motel 6 into housing for chronically homeless

City leaders seeking up to $10 million in state funds to purchase and renovate the former Civic Center Motel into permanent supportive housing for the city’s chronically homeless held a community workshop at City Council Chambers Monday night to solicit feedback on the proposal. The city is partnering with

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   May 15, 2023 Richmond News Briefs
Richmond News Briefs

Pt. Richmond Music announces 2023 Schedule Our outdoor concert venue is at the corner of Park Place and Washington Avenue in historic downtown Point Richmond. Concerts are held on the second Friday of each Summer month through September, from 5:30 pm to 7:45 pm. We close the season

by Linda Hemmila
News   -   May 12, 2023 Park district considers mountain bike flow trail at Wildcat Canyon Park
Park district considers mountain bike flow trail at Wildcat Canyon Park

Members of local high school mountain bike teams came out in force to support a proposed mountain bike trail at Wildcat Canyon Park during a public workshop held by the East Bay Regional Park District last month. The East Bay Regional Park District has received a lot of interest in

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   May 09, 2023 Sideshows, speeding, and donuts still a problem in Richmond
Sideshows, speeding, and donuts still a problem in Richmond

Nearly two years after the Richmond City Council voted to mitigate the problems of sideshows and speeding through a program of public education and traffic calming strategies, the issues still persist, much to the consternation of residents. Just after 3 p.m. Friday afternoon, police cleared traffic and parked cars

by Linda Hemmila
News   -   May 05, 2023 23rd Street closes for this weekend's Cinco de Mayo Festival
23rd Street closes for this weekend's Cinco de Mayo Festival

Richmond and San Pablo's one and only Cinco de Mayo Festival is returning this weekend, following a three-year break, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. To prepare for the event, Richmond Police and city workers began the task of closing 23rd Street just before 3 p.m. Friday afternoon.

by Linda Hemmila
News   -   Apr 28, 2023 Tiny house village proposed at vacant city-owned lot across from GRIP center
Tiny house village proposed at vacant city-owned lot across from GRIP center

A half dozen nonprofits are drumming up support for a proposed tiny house village on a vacant city-owned lot on Bissell Avenue. The Richmond Tiny House Village Farm and Garden Project pilot project would initially create six tiny homes on trailers for Richmond young people aged 18-24 on land leased

by Soren Hemmila
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