Verdict in the richmond police discrimination case is in. Will be announced at 1 pm we will have the story
Richmond marchers wear hoodies, call for end to discrimination – http://t.co/KkH6EisX http://t.co/vAguOHcK
group will protest today at 11:20 a.m. at chevron execs lafayette home http://t.co/GLEvdsxp
On the record with RichCon: Congressman George Miller. What did he have to say about what matters to you? http://t.co/o1KRrYxJ
Where can you eat a good, cheap breakfast and catch some of the most beautiful views in Richmond? http://t.co/FChvSldS
Richmond police department discrimination suit goes to the jury — Mark Oltmanns reports: http://t.co/gLGYO4u6
Defense begins closing arguments in Richmond police discrimination trial — Spencer Whitney reports: http://t.co/cm0cXPcU
Plaintiffs say discrimination in Richmond PD should be punished with millions in damages http://t.co/4YlMOU7h
Synthetic biology research at the heart of controversy over new national lab in Richmond — Megan Molteni reports: http://t.co/SKTnEiYF
Plaintiff attorney Jaffe still delivering closing arguments in Richmond pd discrimination suit.
Here’s our full story on the Chevron tax appeal decision: http://t.co/kHaFkmpl
On Monday morning, the County Assessor’s Appeals Board denied Chevron’s appeal of its tax assessment value for the years 2007 – 2009. Representatives from the oil giant had argued that the county had overvalued the property taxes due from the company’s Richmond oil refinery, and that it was owed a refund of up to $73 million. The appeal was the largest in the county’s history, according to County Assessor Gus Kramer.
Gioia writes, “The bottom line is there will not be refunds for 2007-9 from local governments to Chevron.” Our full story is coming soon.