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News   -   Jan 05, 2025 On the agenda: Richmond City Council to tackle packed agenda in first meeting of 2025
On the agenda: Richmond City Council to tackle packed agenda in first meeting of 2025

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

News   -   Jan 03, 2025 Council to try again to give themselves 80 percent pay raise
Council to try again to give themselves 80 percent pay raise

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

Baltic Kiss sets up "Go Fund Me" to keep doors open
News   -   Jan 07, 2025 Baltic Kiss sets up "Go Fund Me" to keep doors open

Chef Tony Carracci and wife Suzi hope fans of Point Richmond's Baltic Kiss will help them keep the doors open at their live music venue and restaurant, which has struggled to keep up with expenses following a year of declining revenue and increased food and beverage costs. According

by Linda Hemmila
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News   -   Jan 07, 2025 Baltic Kiss sets up "Go Fund Me" to keep doors open
Baltic Kiss sets up "Go Fund Me" to keep doors open

Chef Tony Carracci and wife Suzi hope fans of Point Richmond's Baltic Kiss will help them keep the doors open at their live music venue and restaurant, which has struggled to keep up with expenses following a year of declining revenue and increased food and beverage costs. According

by Linda Hemmila
News   -   Jan 05, 2025 On the agenda: Richmond City Council to tackle packed agenda in first meeting of 2025
On the agenda: Richmond City Council to tackle packed agenda in first meeting of 2025

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

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Jan 03, 2025 Council to try again to give themselves 80 percent pay raise
Council to try again to give themselves 80 percent pay raise

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

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Jan 02, 2025 From Christmas to New Year’s: tracking fireworks and gunfire in Richmond
From Christmas to New Year’s: tracking fireworks and gunfire in Richmond

To keep you up-to-date on firework and celebratory gunfire issues in the city and your neighborhood, The Grandview Independent has created an interactive map of calls for service regarding fireworks and gunshots, organized by Richmond City Council Districts. From Christmas Eve, December 24, 2024, to New Year’s Day, January

by Soren Hemmila
Entertainment   -   Jan 01, 2025 Richmond rocks in the New Year
Richmond rocks in the New Year

Richmond was alive with bustle Tuesday evening as 2024 drew to a close. Locals headed out to mingle and share good cheer at eateries, bars, and clubs, waiting expectantly for the arrival of the new year. In the North and East neighborhood, “Richmond’s Best” winner, the Factory Bar, offered

by Linda Hemmila
News   -   Dec 22, 2024 Richmond Planning Commission rejects 37th Street emergency shelter proposal
Richmond Planning Commission rejects 37th Street emergency shelter proposal

The Richmond Planning Commission has rejected a proposal to convert an office building into an emergency shelter, citing safety, parking, and community compatibility concerns. The unanimous decision at Thursday's meeting marked the culmination of months of heated debate over the project's impact on the surrounding neighborhood.

by Soren Hemmila
News   -   Dec 17, 2024 Autonomous car company to create 14-acre facility at Hilltop Mall
Autonomous car company to create 14-acre facility at Hilltop Mall

Autonomous car company Glydways announced plans on Monday for a temporary development and demonstration facility at Hilltop Mall. The facility will include a dedicated test track, a 13,000-square-foot maintenance facility, and a visitor showroom. It will allow Glydways to test its autonomous transit network technology while showcasing its operations

by Soren Hemmila
Education   -   Dec 15, 2024 School district finds $18 million, will vote on complete Stege Elementary rebuild
School district finds $18 million, will vote on complete Stege Elementary rebuild

The West Contra Costa Unified School District is poised to approve a resolution to fully rebuild Stege Elementary School during the December 18 board meeting. The resolution would increase the project budget from $43 million to $61 million. According to the resolution, Stege Elementary is the district’s oldest school

by Soren Hemmila
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