Current Richmond city Coun. Kash Heed has announced he will be seeking the mayor’s chair in next year’s municipal election.
Richmond Heights voters will select this November two at-large City Council representatives from among five candidates.
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Richmond councillor and former B.C. solicitor general Kash Heed to run for mayor
Kash Heed, B.C.’s former solicitor general and West Vancouver police chief, announced Thursday he will run for mayor of Richmond in the next municipal election.
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Richmond City Council votes against lowering real estate tax rate after heated debate
A heated debate broke out at Richmond City Hall Tuesday night, with council members striking down a controversial proposal to ...
RICHMOND, Calif. (KGO) -- The Richmond City Council passed a resolution this week claiming the city supports the Palestinian people and accuses Israel of ethnic cleansing. The meeting lasted several ...
RICHMOND, Va. — Richmond City Council voted Monday night to approve $5.8 million in restitution for a man wrongfully imprisoned for more than 40 years. Marvin Grimm spent over four decades behind bars ...
RICHMOND, Calif. -- Following a lengthy and somewhat contentious meeting in June, the Richmond City Council will resume a discussion Tuesday night about implementing rent control in the city. City ...
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Mayor Avula expands zoning advisory council to include more community voices amid resident skepticism
Richmond Mayor Danny Avula has recently announced an expansion to the city’s Zoning Advisory Council (ZAC) in an effort to ...
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Richmond Heights considers SAFER grant to expand fire department
Richmond Heights City Council is pondering if it should accept a third round of FEMA funding of $613,952, which would help pay for three additional firefighters. Fire Chief Marc Neumann told members ...
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