Posts Tagged ‘economic development’
Richmond’s city commissions trudge onward with limited participation and engagement
Twenty out of Richmond’s 25 city-based commissions and committees currently have empty seats, resulting in an approximately 30 percent vacancy rate. For these committees, this means more work and fewer opportunities to engage the public.
Read MoreNew Richmond ferry terminal: can it stimulate development and benefit all residents?
As Bay Area traffic increases, many Richmond residents are excited by the new ferry terminal project while others wonder how the anticipated economic development will impact the future of the city.
Read MoreA day in the life of Hilltop Mall
Hilltop Mall is in a period of transition, with its struggle for business well documented. We looked deeper into the problems, prospects and potential of Hilltop Mall.
Read MoreCommunity members turn up the heat on UC Berkeley Chancellor over Richmond Bay Campus
Community protests complement a new business report in looking for binding local agreements over the development of the Richmond Bay Campus.
Read MoreSister cities, in name if not in deed, edge closer to a true financial kinship
Two weeks ago a Zhoushan business delegation visited the port, and this time they came to do more than shake hands. A new Chinese-based development, built in part with Richmond’s participation, is on the immediate horizon.
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