Food
Picnic in the Point brings together families and friends from all over the East Bay. The sun was out, and so were the smiles.
Once a struggling nonprofit, Richmond’s Rubicon Bakery is now a thriving business and loyal local employer for those who need it most.
The restaurant on Nevin Street continues to serve tacos and enchiladas, but will soon re-open with a new name: the ‘Vege & Soul International Cuisine’.
Thanksgiving day recipes from our Richmond Confidential reporters.
Several churches, shelters, and a restaurant on the waterfront are planning to hand out free Thanksgiving dinners to those who need them the most this week.
Saturday was the ninth annual free dinner hosted at Hilltop Church of Christ. The event, which also includes a turkey and ham giveaway, attracted a huge turnout — organizers estimated that it was the biggest one to date.
Rather than form a traditional business with a boss, a group of immigrant women in Richmond decided to create their own worker cooperative.
Richmond Food Policy Council’s film series aims to educate and encourage community participation on the growing issue of hunger and food security in America.
The cutbacks made to the federal food stamp program may cause Richmond residents to depend more heavily of local food banks.