Students at Richmond schools won’t be having Mindful Life classes this year following the action of the West Contra Costa School Board. The school board — on a split vote — denied reinstating the Mindful Life project in the district after finding a l.
Pulse Editor Students at Richmond schools won’t be having Mindful Life classes this year following the action of the West Contra Costa School Board. The school board — on a split vote — denied reinstating the Mindful Life project in the district after finding a lack in documentation on how program teachers are trained.
Students at Richmond schools won’t be having Mindful Life classes this year following the action of the West Contra Costa School Board. The school board — on a split vote — denied reinstating the Mindful Life project in the district after finding a lack in documentation on how program teachers are trained.
The Richmond City Council on Tuesday voted to ban the sale of electronic cigarettes and vaping products until they’re reviewed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Tim Manhart, a Richmond local, has owned and operated Catahoula Coffee Company roasting lab and cafe on San Pablo Avenue in Richmond for 12 years. This past spring, he decided to open the Social Club to bring Catahoula’s coffee to Point Richmond.
Richmond's Urban Tilth has been named winner of the 2019 Food Sovereignty Prize, by the Food Sovereignty Alliance announced this week.
Immigrant rights advocates joined a U.S. Congresswoman from California in sending a reassuring message to people worried about a controversial rule change to the "public charge" segments of the federal Immigration and Nationality Act.
The nearly final plans for the Yellow Brick Road - a safe walking and bike route through the Iron Triangle area of Richmond - are available for the public to take a close look until Saturday.
The Richmond City Council has approved the drafting of an ordinance meant to give renters the first opportunity to purchase a property they’re currently renting before the owner can put it on the market.
A Walnut Creek attorney has accused the city of Richmond of having a voting system that results in racially biased voting.
