Q&A: Moving Forward Prepares for Sixth Annual We Run Richmond 5k
Moving Forward founder Anselmo Ramirez spoke with Richmond Pulse about the upcoming run, an annual fundraiser for low-income students....
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May
04
Mar
Buying a Car? Take Time to Read the Fine Print
Buying a car is expensive and complicated, leaving many vulnerable to being taken advantage of. Attorneys share advice on how consumers can protect themselves....
04
Jan
California Adds Twist to New CDC Advice on Quarantines
Like the CDC, California recommends isolating for five days after being diagnosed with COVID-19, but it also recommends a negative test before ending isolation....
06
Nov
Fires at Castro Encampment Renew Calls for Safety at Richmond RV Sites
Richmond's Castro homeless encampment has become a focal point for city leaders and local advocates because of fires and other safety issues....
27
Sep
Why Is Richmond Plagued by Power Outages — 269 in a Month?
Over the past month, Richmond has seen 269 power outages, with nearly 70% triggered by weather conditions such as rain, fog and lightning....
16
Aug
Bay Area Residents Run for a Good Cause at Marina Bay Park
The fifth annual We Run Richmond 5K was held Saturday to raise money for school supplies and scholarships for local youth....
11
Aug
We Run Richmond 5K to Raise Money for Low-Income Students
Event organizers hope the fifth annual run, set for Saturday, will raise $20,000 for scholarships, backpacks and other school supplies for local needy students....
09
Aug
Redistricting Advocates Brace for Gerrymandering After Census Data Release
With census data set to be released, voting rights advocates worry that redistricting will be “heavily tied to voter suppression.”...
23
Jun
Healthy Richmond to Celebrate 10 Years of Success
The Healthy Richmond Hub has supported positive change in healthcare, criminal justice reform, racial justice, affordable housing and more....
19
May
Pool Lanes Open Up in Richmond, Lifeguards Needed
Swimmers can now reserve pool time at the Plunge and Swim Center, but hours are limited because of a shortage of lifeguards....
09
Mar
Police Unresponsive, Say Asian American Victims of Hate Crimes
As many hate crimes are unreported or downplayed by police, Stop AAPI Hate is part of efforts to help the victims of a string of attacks on Asian Americans....
04
Mar
Richmond Public Libraries Busy as Ever
The Richmond Public Library is offering services including book recommendations, virtual homework help and storytelling and curbside pickup....
26
Feb
Panel Urges Racial Solidarity in Response to Attacks on Asian Americans
Different minority groups need to fight the "virus of racism" together said one speaker in a discussion about recent attacks against Asian Americans....
23
Dec
FTC’s “Operation Income Illusion” Targets Get-Rich-Quick Scams
Two Federal Trade Commission attorneys describe common types of scams and steps people can take to protect themselves and their money....
21
Jun
Controlled Burns to Begin June 25
The smoke Richmond residents might see June 25 and June 28 from Point Pinole Regional Park will likely be coming controlled burns and firefighter training - not a wildfire....
