The city of Richmond will foot the bill to send a track team of local kids to New Orleans.
Service was a recurring theme at the 2nd Annual North Richmond Music Festival, which drew more than 250 neighborhood residents for a day of barbecue,...
On Tuesday night by the Richmond City Council unanimously voted to approve the issuing of municipal ID cards. The cards are intended to improve public...
Since a state citizens’ commission proposed new Congressional district boundaries earlier this summer that would divide Richmond, there’s been no shortage of opinions from Richmond...
By August, Richmond may have a new representative in Congress – and the city’s leaders are divided over whether that’s a step in the right...
Richmond appears on its way to becoming the first city in Contra Costa County to issue its own municipal identification cards, which will be available...
Richmond and North Richmond turned “green” on Saturday, celebrating the international Earth Day with a “Green” Panther Parade that was five times bigger than the...
By: Kornelia Trytko |
March 15, 2011 – 7:00 am
About 200 women gathered at Lovonya DeJean Middle School Saturday to celebrate the city’s rich tradition of women leaders.
More than 30 local organizations and hundreds of residents and city leaders will gather in Lovonya DeJean Middle School’s multipurpose room Saturday for the event,...
With no dissenting votes, the council on Tuesday decided to ask local voters to approve a half-cent raise in their sales tax.
In a long meeting Tuesday night during which Richmond’s City Council noticeably voted in lock step, the council took on a number of issues including...
Mayor Gayle McLaughlin said Richmond is on the ascent.
