Mike Aldax is a Senior Account Executive at Singer Associates. He covers a diverse range of topics including architecture and planning, hospitality and leisure, and social issues, frequently addressing themes related to crime and employment. Mike's work has been featured in Richmond Standard.
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By: Mike Aldax
A Mexican-style food truck is proposed to be located across the street from Richmond High School. Alejandro Gongora is requesting a conditional use permit from the City of San Pablo […]
By: Mike Aldax
By Mike Kinney A pair of Richmond residents who operated a popular Texas-style BBQ restaurant in the city for two years recently relocated the business to Hercules. Tommy’s BBQ Company […]
This classic car show will be so detailed that even the gasoline that powers the pristine vehicles will be on full exhibit.
The City of Pinole presented legendary punk rock band Green Day with the Key to the City on Sunday, Sept. 22.
Conceptual designs have been released for the new McNeil Park, the 4.8-acre community park project that will be located at the site of the former El Portal Elementary School at 2600 Moraga Road in San Pablo.
By: Mike Aldax
The news came from my editor and landed with the sting of a thousand hornets: Annie's Annuals & Perennials, the Richmond garden nursery that launched innumerable gardens, including my own, was closing.
By: Mike Aldax
Hundreds of community members attended Chevron Richmond's annual Community Tour Day on Saturday, Oct. 5, which this year included a classic car show as a new, fun feature.
El Garage, the Richmond restaurant that sprouted from humble beginnings slinging quesabirria tacos in a local driveway/garage while drawing social media acclaim, has closed its brick and mortar at 1428 Macdonald Ave. in the city's downtown.
Dozens of Chevron volunteers recently visited Richmond senior and youth centers, shelters, food distribution sites and even the SS Red Oak Victory ship with one mission in mind: to help out the community in any way they can.
By: Mike Aldax
Registration recently opened for the Chevron Regional Occupational Program (ROP), and instructor Jay Lloyd is poised to continue his notable win streak in prepping students for lucrative careers.
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