City review finds almost $5.8 million in duplicate payments Most of the errors had already been spotted and fixed before the review by the office of City Auditor Riad Ali.
In first few months, Richmond’s red-light cameras caught 18,137 vehicles Thousands of drivers are getting tickets from the city's new red-light cameras.
City agrees to forgive first wave of tickets for parking in bike lane buffers Parking in the bike lane itself remains a violation and will continue to be ticketed in May.
‘Chill’ bear tranquilized after journey into Oregon Hill Animal control officials in Richmond are trying to catch a bear seen in in Oregon Hill early Thursday.
Richmond judges take legal action against city government over courthouse conditions The show cause order — which is essentially the judicial branch suing the local government — could create a major new money problem for city officials just as they’re celebrating the end of a relatively drama-free budget season.
7 takeaways from Richmond’s FY27 budget process The new budget — which avoids layoffs and major service cuts but has few major new initiatives or programs — will take effect July 1.
Ahead of final budget vote, Council members praise overhauled process Budget season is set to finish Monday night, when the Council will hold the last of several public hearings and a final vote.