City Council History of “Feel Good” Policies Continues

Brian Hofer of the “Oakland Privacy Advisory Commission,” has been shopping the so-called “Sanctuary City Contracting and Investment Policy” from city to city for years with no takers. Finally he hit pay dirt in Richmond where the City Council has a long-standing...

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Digital Workforce Development Initiative Comes to Richmond

This summer, the Digital Workforce Development Initiative will launch in four cities, Richmond, Kansas City, Memphis and Stockton. Assembly District 15 candidate Buffy Wicks was able to get Richmond included on the list through contacts she made while working in the...

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Coal in Richmond?

A KPIX report on May 8, “Port of Richmond Sees a Spike in Coal Exports” brought new attention to the subject of coal exports from Levin Terminal in Richmond, a privately owned component of what comprises the greater “Port of Richmond.” Confusingly, the City of...

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My June 2018 Ballot Recommendations

Ballots are out, and voting is underway. Here are my recommendations: LOCAL Congress, District 11: Mark DeSaulnier. Mark has done an outstanding job representing our district since taking over George Miller’s seat, and has represented Richmond well. California...

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Chevron, Richmond Settle Lawsuit Over 2012 Refinery Fire

KQED https://www.kqed.org/news/11665999/chevron-richmond-move-to-settle-lawsuit-over-2012-refinery-fire-that-sickened-thousands Ted Goldberg Published on May 3 The California ReportChevron, Richmond Settle Lawsuit Over 2012 Refinery Fire The Chevron refinery fire in...

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Findings of the CPRC on case 090414

Last night, following the meeting of the Citizens Police Review Commission of the City of Richmond, Chair David Brown announced the following finding: “The complaint of the Perez family alleging that excessive and/or unreasonable force was used resulting in the death...

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