Arts & Entertainment

Rockets lose home playoff game, look to build toward next season

As the final seconds ticked away in the Richmond Rockets’ first-ever playoff game against the Bay Area Matrix, guard Patrick Mitchell lost his dribble. The...

Darrell Wayne Loud Sr.: The ‘Sixth Temptation’

Editor’s Note: This is guest column provided by George Livingston Jr., a celebrity photographer and documentarian of history, culture and music in Richmond. I met...

Photo trek: A walk through the Iron Triangle

Today, reporter Alexis Kenyon walks from Richmond’s Harbor to the Iron Triangle as part of our continuing series of Richmond street photography.

New album explores characters, experiences in California cities—including Richmond

The song opens with the ominous, resonating notes of a piano and the gentle strokes of a harp. A deep bass voice croons, “Smell of...

First Friday at RYSE Center

It was a Friday night in Richmond, and more than 50 teenagers from Kennedy High School and Richmond High School got ready to square off...

Richmond’s Wrecking Belles roll out a new season

Richmond’s roller derby team, the Wrecking Belles, boasts the most wins the Bay Area Derby Girls league’s history. The women kicked off their season at...

Belles of the Bay (Watch)

Byron Wilkes gives a glimpse inside the world of Bay Area roller derby and the Richmond Wrecking Belles.

Belles of the Bay (Read)

Eight women in helmets, bulky protective pads, tight spandex and rollerskates gather in a pack. Just behind them, two girls — the jammers — are...

Richmond mayor honors local youth poets

Editor’s note: This article was originally published by our community reporting partners at RichmondPulse.org and is re-published here with their permission. _____________ Poetry, applause and...

Actor W. Allen Taylor explores the life of his famous disc jockey father

W. Allen Taylor has brought his search for his father back to the front stage in Richmond. Taylor, the son of “Walkin’ Talkin’ Bill Hawkins,”one...

Craneway Pavilion hosts Chocolate and Beer Festival

Hundreds of people crowded into the Craneway Pavilion for the third annual Chocolate and Beer Festival on Saturday afternoon. Attendees sampled sweets from a variety...

Bandwidth: Welcome to the 21st Century

Meet The 21st Century, an eight-piece indie pop band, who released their first album “The City” earlier this month at The Red Devil Lounge in...

Bandwidth: Alexa Weber-Morales wants to work for you

This Oakland singer/songwriter wants to work for you, so to speak. She’s also the focus of our latest Bandwidth, our continuing video series highlighting talented...