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.
Avula reopens City Hall observation deck to the public The 18th-floor deck — where visitors can take in panoramic views of downtown and beyond — had been closed to the public since 2020.
Still no resolution from sheriff on Turnstile pepper spray controversy It’s been a long wait for anyone expecting the sheriff’s office to say anything substantive about it.
Special edition: One year after the water crisis, have things improved? "We’re a night and day difference from where we were last January."
Richmond officials deny FOIA request for water bill projections Avula said he’s not in favor of releasing information that might lack context, saying it “doesn’t help the public conversation.”
A year after water crisis, Richmond officials express confidence in revamped treatment plant "We’re a night and day difference from where we were last January.”