Rachel Waldholz

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Rachel Waldholz covers business, economics and city life for Richmond Confidential. Her work has appeared in the Denver Post and Salt Lake Tribune, and on Grist.org. Before moving to the Bay Area, she wrote on energy, environment and land use for Colorado's High Country News, and helped launch the Tremont Tribune, a hyperlocal community newspaper in the Bronx. Send news tips, ideas and feedback to rachel.waldholz@richmondconfidential.org.

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City has spent $4.5 million defending against discrimination lawsuit

Now that a jury has cleared the city and police Chief Chris Magnus of racial...

The night that BART didn’t stop

If you live in the Bay Area, there’s one question you’ve probably asked at some...

Deli, Planned Parenthood fill long-empty retail spaces at Transit Village

When downtown Richmond’s Metro Walk was first designed, it was billed as a mixed-use development...

Testimony in discrimination suit highlights emails of former deputy chief

During six weeks of testimony in the racial discrimination lawsuit against the city of Richmond,...

Chief takes the stand in discrimination lawsuit

Richmond Police Chief Chris Magnus took the stand Wednesday, the first time the jury has...

Plaintiffs cite cliques, exclusion in Magnus descrimination suit

Cliques, rumors, exclusion: those words came up again and again on Wednesday during testimony in...

Sergeant testifies he was denied promotion in descrimination suit against Chief Magnus

In 2007, eight high-ranking African American police officers sued the city of Richmond, accusing police...

LBNL delays decision on second campus until early 2012

The Lawrence Berkeley National Lab will not choose a site for its second campus until...

Chevron announces $1 million in grants

Chevron announced $1 million in grants for six local initiatives in job training and science...

Richmond to host major meeting on environmental justice

Richmond will host a major public meeting on environmental justice and job creation Thursday, with...

Occupy Richmond goes marching by

If you’re on San Pablo Avenue this morning, look around — Occupy Richmond may be...

Chevron blames Richmond regulations, calls the county inept, as property tax hearing opens

The last time Chevron and Contra Costa County clashed over property taxes, the hearing took...

Hearing opens Monday on Chevron’s $58 million property tax appeal

Chevron will present its case for a $58 million tax refund before an appeals board...

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