For Richmond resident Rasmo Moses, ‘public safety’ is the absence of litter from the street corner near his house.  For Leslie Townsend, it is “having more options than calling a gun to the scene.” For Kelbin Guterres, the concept means clean air and water and a protected natural environment.  And for Josue Contreras, it’s about … Continue reading City Council candidates weigh in on how to make Richmond a safer place to live