Supreme Court Ruling Raises Richmond Casino Questions

News: Supreme Court Ruling Raises Richmond Casino Questions By Richard Brenneman Wednesday February 25, 2009 The Planet needs your help. Give to the Fund for Local Reporting! A U.S. Supreme Court ruling handed down Tuesday raises new questions about the fate of two...

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Chevron and Richmond Go Mano a Mano Over Measure T

Chevron claims Richmond's manufacturers' fee is illegal, files lawsuit By Katherine Tam West County Times Posted: 02/26/2009 12:09:36 PM PST Chevron sued the city of Richmond on Thursday to halt the collection of revenue from a 3-month-old manufacturers' fee...

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Miller Announces Millions in Federal Funding for Area Projects

Programs that are targeted for Richmond or could directly benefit Richmond are highlighted in yellow. NEWS Congressman George Miller, California"s 7th District For Immediate Release: February 25, 2009 Press Office: 202-225-2095 Miller Announces Millions in Federal...

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Chevron Legal Challenge to Measure T

City Manager Bill Lindsay reported today: "City Attorney Randy Riddle, Finance Director Jim Goins, and I met with Chevron representatives today at their request to discuss Measure T. They indicated that Chevron will, as the sole plaintiff, file a lawsuit in state...

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Urban Agriculture Grows in Richmond

Urban agriculture is popping up all over Richmond. Urban agriculture contributes to food security and food safety in two ways: first, it increases the amount of food available to people living in cities, and, second, it allows fresh vegetables and fruits and meat...

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Green Neighbors: The Richmond Chainsaw Massacre, Part One

The following is from the Berkeley Daily Planet. The good news is that the City of Richmond is committed to replanting the riparian strip along the creek and restoring it to its intended restored condition. Green Neighbors: The Richmond Chainsaw Massacre, Part One By...

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Hiring Freeze Enough to Ward Off Layoffs, Cuts in Richmond

Hiring freeze enough to ward of layoffs, cuts in Richmond By Katherine Tam West County Times Posted: 02/18/2009 06:11:59 PM PST Declining property tax revenue is forcing Richmond to hold off on filling dozens of vacant positions as part of efforts to close a projected...

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Crime and Punishment in Richmond, February 2009

From Chief Chris Magnus: Friday, Feb. 13, 2009, 8:10 p.m., 200 block of S. 2nd St.--At approx. 2007 hrs., Officer D. Riley observed suspicious activity in the 200 block of S. 2nd Street. Officer Riley has extensive knowledge of the drug dealing in that area and knows...

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Save the Date for the Rosie the Riveter Trust 2009 Gala

The annual fundraiser of Rosie the Riveter Trust is March 21, 2009. Click here for your invitation. Our plan is to introduce you to a different location in the park each year. Last year, it was the opening of the Ford Building Craneway. This year"s theme is "Discover...

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District Attorney Files Criminal Complaint Against Parin Shaw

The Richmond City Attorney"s office advised City Manager Bill Lindsay this morning that the Contra Costa District Attorney"s Office filed a criminal complaint against former Mayoral aide Parin Shaw. Shaw was charged with two felonies: violation of Penal Code section...

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