By Rebecca Ross Did you know that education has a direct correlation to the economic development and vitality of your community? Does your industry have a pipeline problem because young […]
by Cesar Zepeda The diamond in the rough is starting to shine! After several years, Hilltop Mall is finally officially for sale. This sale will be a significant and […]
Whimsical, studious, invigorating. There are many adjectives to describe an experience at Kaleidoscope Coffee, Richmond’s newest neighborhood business located at 109 Park Place in the quaint downtown triangle of Point […]
Story by Richmond Pulse Community members brought their computers to the De Anza High School cafeteria earlier this month, hoping students could banish viruses, remove spyware and speed up their […]
About 200 local business owners and managers networked with peers in West Contra Costa County at the Richmond Chamber of Commerce’s sixth annual Super Mixer Trade Show Jan. 20 at […]
Service Enhancement Plan will roll out in phases starting June 2016 OAKLAND, Calif. – The AC Transit Board of Directors has approved the largest service enhancement in the District’s history. […]
News from City Hall Richmond’s newly constructed Wet Weather Storage Facility (WWSF) received its first major test over the past week during the recent series of storms. During the 48 […]
New from City Hall Invest in an electric vehicle and reduce your carbon footprint. You can conveniently charge your vehicle around the City of Richmond. The electric vehicle charging station […]
From Richmond Mayor Tom Butt Effective January 1, 2016, the minimum wage in Richmond rose to $11.52/hour. A study conducted at the time the ordinance was passed projected that the new minimum […]
Q&A • Richmond Pulse EDITOR’S NOTE: In the last of a series of interviews with Richmond Pulse, Police Chief Chris Magnus discusses his departure from Richmond. Magnus recently accepted a new […]