April 29 Newsletter: The city's AI PSA
The city paid $2,250 to make an advertisement with artificial intelligence. Plus, are tax cuts coming next year? The CAO teased that they might be. And updates from RPS.
Michael Phillips
Richmond’s newest PSA was made with AI
The city paid $2,250 to an outside developer to make the video.
April 27 Newsletter: New roof for Pump House
Anne Holton tells us she's running for her School Board seat in November's election. Plus, the Mayor's administration pushes back against a tax deferral program, saying it would cost the city millions administratively.
April 24 Newsletter: CarMax High? RPS weighs pros, cons of selling naming rights
Meet the Richmond music couple who are big in Japan, read a wrap-up of the final Council budget amendment session, and learn about the John Marshall students who was killed earlier this week.
Richmond musicians find unexpected Japanese fame after singing theme song to 'Resident Evil' video game
"The people in Japan are unbelievable."
Plans move forward to name streets in honor of Bill Martin, Jimmy Lee Bracey
Both will need to be passed by the full City Council at its next meeting to take effect.
April 22 Newsletter: No more election ads
Four Richmond precincts voted against the amendment, while the rest were overwhelmingly in favor. Plus, more on budget season, including a proposal to outsource substitute teachers.
