Miraflores and Baxter Creek Park Still a Dump

Six months ago, I reported on the embarrassing and abysmal condition of Baxter Creek Park and the adjacent site of the proposed development by Miraflores Community Devco, LLC (Baxter Creek Park an Example of City Priorities, July 31, 2021). Today, six months later, I...

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Does state have will to solve homelessness?

Letters: Solving homelessness East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for Feb. 3. 2022 Does state have will to solve homelessness? The definition of homeless is lack of a permanent home. “Housing First” is based on the concept that a homeless individual’s or family’s...

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Mayor Demnlus Johnson and Former City Manager Laura Snideman

The practice of Vice-mayor Demnlus Johnson executing agreements without City Council authorization while identifying himself as mayor (in this case me personally), is not limited to the most recent execution of a contract for legal services. An excerpt from the...

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Big Win for Point Molate Advocates

In a big win for those of us who have been advocating over 25 years for a well-designed mixed use project with 70 percent open space at Point Molate, Superior Court Judge Edward G. Weil provided a 42-page decision on January 31, 2022, denying the Petition for a Writ...

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Demnlus Johnson Already Mayor?

The Richmond City Charter states, “ (f) Administrative Responsibility. The Mayor shall sign all contracts on behalf of the City which are acted upon and approved by the City Council unless otherwise delegated by the City Council to a City official or employee, and...

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Helping Homeless People One Family at a Time

https://richmondpulse.org/2022/01/26/helping-homeless-people-one-family-at-a-time/ Helping Homeless People One Family at a Time 26 Jan Posted at 07:32h in News by Danielle Parenteau-Decker Richmond Mayor Tom Butt is seeking landlords and other partners to support an...

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Attention Landlords – Help With Our New Housing Initiative

In a new initiative of the Richmond Mayors Office and the Richmond Rotary Club, along with other organizations, we are pairing up housing-challenged families with affordable housing. If you are a West County landlord or rental housing owner, we will pay a year’s rent...

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The Clock is Ticking on Point Molate

The Richmond Progressive Alliance (RPA) City Council members and their collaborators who continue to pursue litigation over Point Molate have worked hard to delay and ultimately attempt to stop the current plan to convey Point Molate to Winehaven Legacy LLC (SunCal)...

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Free COVID-19 Tests for US Households

Get free at-⁠home COVID-⁠19 tests Every home in the U.S. is eligible to order 4 free at-⁠home COVID-⁠19 tests from the federal government. The tests are completely free. Orders will usually ship in 7-12 days. Order your tests now so you have them when you need them....

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Walter Horn – Monuments Man from Richmond

I was watching the story on 60 Minutes last week about the Ritchie Boys, and it reminded me of the Monuments Men, a similar story of men with special skills being formed into a unit to provide critical services in WWII. Today would be the 114th birthday of Walter...

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Bay Trail Richmond 2022 New Year Report!

Click on the 23rd Bay Trail Richmond New Year Report prepared by TRAC, the Trails for Richmond Action Committee. This upbeat report summarizes the great strides being made toward completing and improving the Bay Trail in Richmond. Construction will start soon on 2-1/4...

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