City asks court to throw out water crisis lawsuit filed by former DPU director If anything, the city contends, Avula’s post-crisis comments about Bingham were “complimentary.”
City officials republish some financial data after FOIA request from The Richmonder Officials complied with the payment register law for about four years, but stopped publishing new data in 2019.
Richmond expands no-parking rules for bike lanes to include buffer zones Drivers parking near Richmond’s bike lanes will have to give cyclists a little more room under a policy change the City Council approved last week.
RPD discloses sergeant violated Flock camera policy by sharing info with federal agent An FBI special agent contacted Richmond police asking for an image of a vehicle believed to be connected to a homicide investigation in Washington, D.C.
Richmond CAO floats possibility of reducing real estate tax rate next year Supporters of lowering the tax burden have argued ever-growing tax bills are contributing to Richmond’s housing affordability problem.
City Council wraps up budget changes without putting up new money for virtual school “The narrative that the only place that these young people can be educated is at the virtual academy is false.”
Richmond officials agree to scrap flawed housing relief program to free up money for other uses Eliminating the Gap Grant program will free up a little less than $3.2 million.