Relative mourns the loss of Ruby Wallick
Concerned citizens fight growing food insecurity
Navigating prison reentry during a pandemic
Kompiang Davies: Bringing Bali to the Bay
In her native Bali, Kompiang Davies was forbidden from singing, dancing or playing any musical instrument. Then she fled to California. read more…
Richmond’s unhoused are uniting to fight illegal dumping
Richmond is notorious for illegal dumping and litter, a decades-long problem driven by private and commercial interests looking for places to offload their trash for free. A group of unhoused people are working to tackle read more…
Running to ensure equitable access to education
Y’Anad Burrell has a mission: Improve education and opportunities for people of color in Richmond. That’s why she is hoping to serve as an area four board member for the West Contra Costa Unified School District read more…
Teaching young men to cry
Office of Neighborhood Change Agent James Houston mentors young people in the community as a way to interrupt gun violence in Richmond. read more…
Richmond’s native son strives to continue legacy
“To run is courageous,” Anderson said. “So you have to get right with yourself, there is no second place there is no third place – the winner wins. The process of running allows you to read more…
The art of survival
Jacinto Castillo and Kelly Nicolaisen have kept Mom & Pop Art Shop afloat during the pandemic. read more…
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