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City approves upgrade at refinery


July 2008 ... more > Top ^

Jul.17
  Richmond: The City Council has approved a controversial plan by Chevron to upgrade equipment at its Richmond refinery

Jul.16
  Richmond: Hundreds of people on both sides of the issue jammed into a City Council meeting


June 2008 ... more > Top ^

Jun.7   City caps 'drty' crude at Chevron refinery
  Richmond: Richmond officials have approved new restrictions on the amount and type of crude oil Chevron can process at its refinery


year 2007 Top ^

Apr.13 Officials To Curb Problem Liquor Stores
  Oakland: Assemblywoman Loni Hancock's legislation will allow Oakland and Richmond to remove nuisance stores in high crime areas

year 2006 Top ^

Nov.29 Council votes again to take Wal-Mart land  Hercules: The city plans to invoke the power of eminent domain, after council members approved the action for a 2nd time May.23 Town To Seize of Wal-Mart Land
  Hercules: The City Council voted unanimously to pursue using the power of eminent domain to seize 17 acres


year 2005 Top ^

Sep.15 Town schools transfer rejected
  Hercules: The County voted against allowing Hercules schools to join the smaller John Swett Unified School District Jun.22 No 'State Of Emergency' For City
  Richmond: The City Council voted 7-2 against declaring a state of emergency in its most violent neighborhoods Jun.20 State of Emergency Debated
  Richmond: City police are one step closer to getting money to pay for anti-crime programs
Jun.4 $103 million general fund city budget  Richmond: Mayor Irma L. Anderson has released a budget for fiscal 2006, which is a 3% increase over the previous fiscal year

year 2004 Top ^

Nov.10   Casino Plan Gets Key Approval
  Richmond: The city has sold a prime piece of waterfront property for $50 million with plans to build a casino and resort hotel Apr.2 Fire Sparks Worries About Budget Cuts  Richmond: Fire crews say they were fortunate to contain a 3-alarm fire at an apartment complex City will lay off 213 workers  Richmond: The city will shutter its branch libraries and close half its recreational centers by next month Mar.4 City has a $35 million budget deficit  Richmond: The city started the fiscal year with a $8.3 million General Fund deficit, overspent by $6 million Jan.24 Library be renamed to honor Sen. Marks  Richmond: The branch library will be renamed to honor former San Francisco Assemblyman and state Senator Jan.8 City on Brink of Bankruptcy  Richmond: The city of Richmond has only $125,000 cash on hand to last until June 30

year 2003 Top ^

Nov.2 PETA Wants Rodeo to Change its Name
  An animal rights group say the town of Rodeo should be called Unity instead Feb.2 Free tax assistance  Richmond: The city is offering assistance in order to make sure that low-income residents don't miss out tax credits

year 2002 Top ^

Mar.3 County launches animal patrol  Richmond: Team is committed to rounding up animals running loose

year 2001 Top ^

Nov.20 Inclusionary Housing Ordinance  Richmond: Developers will either have to include affordable housing or pay a fee Oct.25 Living wage ordinance  Richmond: The ordinance requires to pay employees at least $11.42 an hour with benefits or $12.92 without Jul.18 New Limits on Dogs  Richmond: Residents will be limited to 2 per apartment and 3 per house

year 2000 Top ^

Oct.7 City manager pleads not guilty  Hercules: 14 charges include forging signatures and doctoring a city contract.



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