The new left-leaning city council faces steep challenges ahead.
23rd Street merchants wonder what happens after two Latino council members lose.
Corky Boozé, Jovanka Beckles and Jim Rogers win in tight council race.
Maria Viramontes says environmental safety and economic growth can go together.
The city’s biggest taxpayer has put $1 million into local politics.
Gayle McLaughlin is striving to represent Richmond for another term.
By: David Ferry, Ashley Hopkinson |
September 22, 2010 – 11:03 am
The council passed an ordinance Tuesday allowing three local marijuana dispensaries.
Honda has begun importing automobiles through the Port of Richmond again, creating more than 200 jobs.
City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to undo many of the revisions it made last week to its new medical marijuana ordinance, and also approved a...
Former Richmond City Councilman John Ziesenhenne has filed his paperwork and will run to unseat Mayor Gayle McLaughlin in November’s general election.
During a marathon session Tuesday night, Richmond’s City Council voted 4-3 to adopt a medical marijuana ordinance that will not cap the number of dispensaries...
City Council voted 6-1 Tuesday to accept a 5 percent rate increase for each of the next three years on residents of the Richmond Sewer...
The mayor’s call to condemn the Israeli response to last month’s Gaza flotilla met with some emotional resistance Tuesday, as the two Richmond residents who...