Possible power outages a top concern as Richmond officials prep for winter storm Officials are expecting some combination of snow and ice to cause power outages.
New city budget process gets underway with town halls and release of department requests The early-year budget events are part of a broader reboot of the process.
With new batch of invoices, city’s costs for FOIA officer lawsuit rise to $633K A city spokesperson declined to comment on why a large batch of invoices came in just as 2025 ended.
Former DPU director April Bingham sues city for $1M, claiming she was smeared after water crisis Bingham wants to be reinstated to her old job with back pay.
Pending land sale to state delegate on hold as Richmond officials debate process The proposed sale of the land was abruptly withdrawn just a few hours before the meeting.
City quietly suspends program to help lower-income Richmonders with housing costs Officials are working through a backlog of 1,200 unprocessed applications received by the end of the year.
After ‘terrifying’ streak of pedestrian deaths, Richmond officials tout traffic safety measures City officials are highlighting a variety of steps they’re taking to make Richmond’s streets safer after six pedestrian deaths in three weeks.