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Richmond High’s undefeated football team vows a “season of revenge” after besting Burton High School 16-6 on Friday.
Last Saturday, eight volunteers turned out at Point Isabel to plant native grasses and trees. Once informally titled the “Guerrilla Work Project,” the effort now has the blessing of the East Bay Regional Park District.
A small chunk of the federal stimulus bill reached North Richmond yesterday, where a local nonprofit handed out free school supplies to schoolchildren at Verde Elementary.
At a public forum Wednesday, Richmond residents brought an array of ideas to the table as alternatives to a casino on Point Molate.
Richmond City Council voted to keep Kennedy High School open for another school year. The mayor also called on the Obama administration to begin a new “New Deal” for jobs in Richmond.
With the city’s unemployment rate hovering around 18 percent, one thing is clear—Richmond residents need jobs. RichmondWORKS, an employment and training center, offers clients classes, guidance and hope for a new paycheck.
Eagles fans bring it at the season opener against the El Cerrito Gauchos. Catch a glimpse of the high-intensity energy from the stands.
The Kennedy Eagles soared to victory over El Cerrito in the season’s first match-up on Friday night.
It’s like the hit television show “American Idol,” but with some important twists. The competition is happening here, and it’s showcasing the vocal talents and stage-sizzling charisma of some of Richmond’s most talented senior citizens.