Richmond Preps for Millions in Health Funds
Community preps for millions in health funds Residents meet with health experts to talk about the Healthy Richmond initiative (photo by Julia Landau) By: Julia Landau | September 27, 2010 – 6:54 pm | Filed Under: Environment, Featured, Front, Health, Uncategorized...
Casino Backers and Chevron Violate Richmond’s Fair Elections Ordinance
Everybody has a right to engage in political campaigning and exercise their first amendment rights. In Richmond, however, we have laws that require individuals or organizations other than candidates to disclose who they are, where their funding comes from and where...
Another Chevron Violation of Richmond Election Law
Today’s mail carried yet another violation of Richmond Fair Elections Ordinance in a mailer entitled “He’ll Roll Up His Sleeves” advocating for Nat Bates. The mailer paid for by “Get Richmond Working” lists the major funder as “Chevron Corporation” but does not list...
Reminder: Vote for Solano Playlot Today and Every Day!
Solano Playlot fans, Just a quick reminder to vote EVERY DAY for the Solano Playlot to win $25k of new play equipment. It will make such a difference for Richmond's kids. We are still in 4th place, but only the top 3 parks will win. Please help us move into 3rd place....
West County Toxics Coalition Gambles Its Reputation on Point Molate
Several people have emailed me about a letter they were surprised to receive yesterday from West County Toxics Coalition (WCTC) Executive Director Dr. Henry Clark advocating for support of Measure U and defending the casino project based on public access and...
Richmond Mayor and City Council Campaign News
The Upper Rheem Neighborhood Watch will be hosting a Richmond mayoral candidates debate next Monday, October 4th. The meeting starts at 7:00 and will be held at the Living Hope Neighborhood Church on the corner of 28th and Rheem. The meeting will give each candidate...
Richmond Selected for Urban Greening Grant
The Strategic Growth Council awarded grants for Urban Greening PLANNING at their September 1st meeting, Richmond was selected for a grant for $225,040 to “Implement neighborhood design standards, ensure survivability of trees, develop private tree planting program in...
Deconstructing Today’s Campaign Mailers
I received three today. The largest, entitled “Jump Start,” features Myrna Lopez. Note that it was paid for by “Jobs Now, a Coalition Supporting Lopez and Viramontes for City Council in 2010, Major Funding by Chevron Corporation,” This is what is called an...
CC Times Publishes Mayoral Candidates Q & A
Q-and-A: John Ziesenhenne, Richmond mayoral candidate Contra Costa Times Posted: 09/26/2010 12:00:00 AM PDT Updated: 09/30/2010 02:36:31 PM PDT Q: Reducing crime A: Increase CCTV coverage to more areas of Richmond including additional Shotspotters and update...
Chevron to Lay Off 95 in Richmond by End of Year
To those who believe that the potential for job growth in Richmond lies with legacy industries like Chevron, read the article below. The establishment candidates continue to berate Mayor McLaughlin for looking at green jobs and small businesses to staunch Richmond’s...
“Rivets” Playing at Red Oak Victory Fridays-Sundays, Oct. 1-24
"Rivets" playing on victory ship Fridays-Sundays, Oct. 1 - 24 “Homefront Soldiers,” the loved ones that 16 million American WW 2 Soldiers left behind while fighting overseas, are celebrated in RIVETS by Kathryn G. McCarty and Mitchell Covington, opening October 1 on...
Green Corridor, Including Richmond, Made an Innovation Hub
The Governor’s Office of Economic Development has announced that the Green Corridor iHub, which was established under the leadership of Richmond Mayor Gayle McLaughlin, has reached the status of official designation as a California Innovation Hub (iHub). Click here...
Vote to Raise Solano Playlot to First Place!
Final voting has begun for the Playlot grant, and Richmond’s Solano Playlot is in second place. Vote now and every day until October 15. To vote, go to http://playspacefinder.kaboom.org/voting/elections/parents. Solano Playlot Richmond, CA The Solano Playlot is a...
Green is Gold Report Finds a Green Future for Richmond
The City of Richmond recently received a report "Green is Gold: A Strategy for Developing the Richmond Green Economy," provided through an Economic Development Administration grant. It is intended to inform the City Council, staff and other stake-holders of...
Jobs, and What Type, at Center of Richmond Mayoral Race
It’s interesting that the mayoral challengers have chosen to make this election about jobs, probably the one issue that the mayor has the least ability to influence. We are part of a regional economy that is well above the national average in unemployment, largely...
Our Neighbors: Busy Times For National Park Service in Richmond
Our Neighbors: Busy times for National Park Service in Richmond By Chris Treadway Contra Costa Times Posted: 09/25/2010 08:00:00 PM PDT Richmond's own Betty Reid Soskin was good-humored when asked about announcing her birthday in the newspaper. "I don't know if you...
Richmond Election News and Comments
Copied below is digest of comments received in response to recent E-FORUM posts regarding the Richmond election, including the following: Youth Show Their Interest, Influence in Richmond Politics, September 21, 2010 Chamber of Commerce and RichPAC Identify...
School Board Candidate Forums Schedule Announced
School Board Candidate Forums schedule announced In the spirit of enhancing voter education and encouraging voter turnout, the League of Women Voters and the Bayside Council of PTAs will sponsor two school board candidate forums to be held at public high schools in...
2010 Rosie the Riveter Home Front Festival
Having trouble viewing this email? Click here Saturday, October 2 Craneway Pavilion & Kaiser Shipyard #3 1414 Harbour Way South, Richmond FREE ADMISSION - 11am to 6pm ROSIE THE RIVETER 1940'S USO DANCE Friday, October 1 Celebrate Richmond's history as we gather...
Chevron Leads a Green Project
Chevron to use recycled water By Katherine Tam Contra Costa Times Posted: 09/15/2010 03:36:47 PM PDT Updated: 09/15/2010 03:36:47 PM PDT The East Bay's latest effort to stretch its water supply lies in $55 million worth of pipes, high-tech filtration equipment, pumps...