Expensive Dog

The lawsuit involving a dog improperly shot by Richmond Police officers in 2005 was settled for $210,000, according to the West County Times. The article says the City Council “formally agreed last week to pay,” but I don”t recall it being on any...

Chevron Article from East Bay Express

Flare-up Crude Awakening By Matthew Green Published: May 30, 2007 In the San Francisco earthquake of 1906, the worst part wasn’t the shaking, but the fires that followed. At Chevron’s Richmond Refinery some hundred years later, the worst part probably...

Silent Film shows City at its Fictional Worst

Silent film shows city at its fictional worst RICHMOND: Berkeley native’s work, which features corruption, conspiracy and pollution, will be screened today By John Geluardi CONTRA COSTA TIMES Contra Costa Times Filmmaker Thalia Drori tonight will show her...

Bye-Bye Public Review of Development Projects

The majority of the City Council is moving at flank speed to totally reconstruct the way projects in Richmond are reviewed. Pursuant to action taken on February 20 (City Council Votes to Merge Planning Commission and Design Review Board, February 24, 2007), the Design...