Richmond judge stands by criticism of city’s hired lawyer; Burks dropped from case
The judge didn’t take long to decide that she won’t back down from her public criticism of a lawyer who has been representing the city government in her courtroom.
Graham Moomaw
In FOIA officer case, city’s lawyer fires back at judge for questioning his ‘candor’
Robinson seemed to acknowledge he and the city were taking an extraordinary step by floating the possibility that the judge should step back from the case.
Planned Parenthood clinic not moving forward in Northside after city’s $10 property deal
Planned Parenthood confirmed its plan for the Northside facility has been shelved, largely for financial reasons.
Avula presents $1.1B budget proposal In ‘constrained’ year for City Hall
The city’s revenue growth is temporarily limited this year due to a one-year break in reassessing the taxable value of city real estate.
City backs off ‘Operation Vaporize’ as blowback from vape shop owners intensifies
Richmond officials are temporarily easing up on efforts to go after local vape shops after complaints from business owners that the crackdown has been excessive.
Richmond police say one person charged in weekend street takeovers
A “large group of drivers” and onlookers participated in street takeovers across Richmond Saturday night and into early Sunday morning, according to city police.
Richmond’s new transportation director wants a city ‘built for people.’ His work is increasingly urgent.
Andy Boenau says he understands why so many American cities were designed to get cars moving as quickly as possible.
