Richmond, the East Bay home of World War II icon Rosie the Riveter, is going to be looking for a new city manager. Richmond City Manager Shasa Curl announced plans to retire Tuesday, once three neighborhood-scale health zones are completed.
Richmond, the East Bay home of World War II icon Rosie the Riveter, is going to be looking for a new city manager. Richmond City Manager Shasa Curl announced plans to retire Tuesday, once three neighborhood-scale health zones are completed.
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