Richmond improvement projects stalled
Tough to find secure housing during the pandemic
Debate Over Zeneca Development Continues
Urban farmers in Richmond are helping in the fight against food insecurity
Farmers prepare the fields for winter in a lot neighboring the industrial metropolis of Richmond, Calif. They harvest the last of the tomatoes and basil and plant broccoli and brussels sprouts. Demand for food has read more…
Mark DeSaulnier re-elected to the 11th Congressional District
Incumbent Rep. Mark DeSaulnier (D-CA) will continue to represent the state’s 11th congressional district after winning another two years in office on Tuesday evening. DeSaulnier, who represents a large swath of Contra Costa County, was read more…
Richmond Votes
Did you vote? Richmond Confidential’s staff visited every one of Richmond’s polling centers and observed a calm Election Day. Check in with us in the coming days as we report on Richmond’s election results. Click read more…
Measure U passes, but businesses remain divided
The change in the tax code could increase the city’s revenues by nearly $6 million dollars, according to a financial analysis by the city attorney. The city, according to a finance department presentation from October read more…
A push for a long-term RV community in Richmond
While advocates in Richmond are working to establish a city-sanctioned parking location with electricity, water and sewage access, issues at existing encampments are growing as more and more people move in. read more…
Prop 17: Should California allow parolees to vote?
This November, voters across California will decide vote on Proposition 17, to determine if parolees should have the right to vote. read more…
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