Judge urges attorneys in Richmond whistleblower case to resolve discovery disputes
To date, Richmond has paid its attorneys over $134,000.
Sarah Vogelsong
Council rejects proposal for locked addiction rehab facility in North Side
The locked nature of the facility and HYPE’s security plans sparked numerous concerns from neighbors.
Planning commission recommends denial of proposed North Side rehab facility
The Barton Heights and Battery Park neighborhoods are home to roughly a dozen recovery residences that are certified by the state.
City says budget wasn’t relying on $12 million in federal funds for water plant repairs
Without the grant, the costs of the work and financing could cause a roughly 1% rate increase sometime over the next five years.
Local housing demand likely to remain higher than supply, says Richmond home building chief
“I’m very nervous about where pricing is going to go over the next six months to a year.”
Federal funding freezes put Richmond’s new arson dog plans on ice
Federal funding freezes are preventing one of Richmond’s fire K9s, a 7-year-old dog named Erny, from retiring.
Opening talks indicate a daunting path forward for potential gas phaseout
The city’s charter currently mandates that DPU “shall be responsible” for a gas utility.
