A family dispute reportedly turned violent Thursday night, leaving one person injured and another in custody, Richmond police said.
Officers responded to a report of a stabbing at 9:06 p.m. in the 500 block of S. 26th Street on Thursday, January 9, 2025. Upon arrival, they found a
More than 150 volunteers braved early rain on December 29, 2024, to record 174 bird species during the 4th annual Golden Gate Bird Alliance Richmond Christmas Bird Count.
The Christmas Bird Count is an annual winter census of birds conducted by volunteer birdwatchers and administered by the National Audubon Society.
Faced with declining enrollment and a structural budget deficit, the West Contra Costa Unified School District unveiled a proposal for $13 million in cuts over the next two years to maintain fiscal solvency and avoid losing local control. The proposed reductions, presented during the January 8, 2025, school board meeting,
The Richmond City Council voted unanimously to increase their own salaries by 80 percent during Tuesday night’s meeting.
Council members defended the pay hike, arguing that the demands of their roles exceed the compensation they currently receive. Vice Mayor Claudia Jimenez emphasized the financial strain on councilmembers juggling full-time
Leaving Home Depot without a cart filled with impulse purchases felt like a win, but the real victory was starting the day with a warm burrito from Kelly's Deli.
We were out and about and getting hungry when we decided to stop by Kelly’s Deli for a
The Richmond Police Department has reported a spike in street robberies across the city, with approximately 30 incidents occurring since December 1.
According to Lt. Donald Patchin, the department’s public information officer, the robberies have occurred in various locations throughout the city.
“I don’t have any information at
The Richmond City Council will convene on January 7 to address a packed agenda, including a temporary moratorium on parklets, an exemption for police software under the sanctuary city ordinance, and funding for equitable neighborhood services.
RPD seeks exception to sanctuary city ordinance
Richmond Police Chief Bisa French is asking
The Richmond City Council will once again attempt to increase its pay by 80 percent at its January 7 meeting.
The council previously floated the idea in February 2024.
According to a staff report, Richmond’s elected officials have not received a cost-of-living increase since 2007. The proposed increase will
