Planning Commission green-lights townhome development just west of Carytown “This area is not being picked on.”
Local Habitat for Humanity asks to buy 11 city properties in Northside to build affordable homes If City Council signs off on the idea, the project will join two other major efforts underway in the neighborhood.
On Chamberlayne Ave., rezoning and rapid transit raise worries about displacement As the corridor becomes a backbone of Richmond’s transit system, planners envision development will follow.
25 in '25: Karl Huber's work contributes to the flourishing of Byrd Park “There’s maybe 3,000 trees in Byrd Park, and Karl probably knows every single one of them.”
Affordable housing program makes grants for new, existing projects Over $9 million more is headed to affordable housing projects throughout Richmond.
Police explain why no charges were filed over one victim's death in Huguenot graduation shooting At least 30 cartridge casings were documented at the scene in the shooting’s wake.
Richmond’s Board of Zoning Appeals wants to hear more from neighborhood associations They never call anymore. And they never write. Lately, local civic associations have been notably silent when it comes to working with the local Board of Zoning Appeals.