City Council Rolls Over on Point Molate EIR

Intimidated by both Upstream, which has threatened to sue, and its own City Attorney’s Office, the Richmond City Council’s wimped out majority exposed their jellied backbones last night and certified a final EIR (FEIR) for the Point Molate casino project that almost...

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East Bay Express – The Greening of Richmond

The Greening of Richmond The efforts of Councilman Tom Butt could help urban farms change the city's hardscrabble image. By Rebecca Rosen Lum Matt Sumner Richmond City Councilman Tom Butt tends his own herd of goats and sheep. Roses once grew in vibrant profusion in...

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Richmond City Council Approves Casino Environmental Report

Richmond City Council Approves Casino Environmental Report March 9, 2011 8:42 PM Point Molate in Richmond. (CBS) RICHMOND (CBS SF) — In a divided vote Tuesday night, the Richmond City Council approved the final environmental impact report for a proposed $1 billion...

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Richmond to Chevron: We Never Wanted the Project to Die

Richmond to Chevron: We never wanted the project to die By Katherine Tam Contra Costa Times Posted: 03/05/2011 03:13:34 PM PST Updated: 03/05/2011 10:32:56 PM PST Chevron's stalled plan to retrofit its Richmond refinery could be revived, more than a year after a...

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Community Choice Aggregation Presentation Friday March 4

Marin County Supervisor Charles McGlashan will be making a presentation to the Richmond City Council Finance Committee this Friday, March 4, at 9:00 AM in the City Council Chamber on Marin Clean Energy, the first California implementation of Community Choice...

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The Richmond Bioswale Project

The Richmond Bioswale Project Volunteers are harvesting rainwater to grow a garden and protect the bay. By Caitlin Esch Activists hope that, in time, the bioswale will look like any other hillside creek. In a drought-plagued state, why waste the rainwater? It's a...

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The Battle for Lawrence Berkeley Lab

The Battle for Lawrence Berkeley Lab At least five East Bay cities are vying to host Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory's second campus, but Richmond appears to be the favorite. By John C. Osborn John C. Osborn The University of California already owns at least...

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Wall Street Journal – New Deals Buoy Richmond Port

By BOBBY WHITE RICHMOND—Investments made to boost Richmond's ailing port into a major gateway for car shipments appear to be paying off as manufacturers begin to move in. View Full Image Brian L. Frank for The Wall Street Journal The Port of Richmond has recast itself...

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Chronicle on David MacDiarmid

David MacDiarmid, Richmond councilman, dies Michael Cabanatuan, Chronicle Staff Writer Tuesday, February 22, 2011 David MacDiarmid, a political leader in western Contra Costa County for two decades, died last week in Elk Grove. He was 68. Mr. MacDiarmid earned a...

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Point Molate EIR Author Paid by Tribe

As those most interested probably know by now, the final EIR for Point Molate is now available. If you want to see a hard copy, you’ll have to go to a library or tediously print your own from the on-line version available by clicking below: Notice of Intent to...

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