Behavioral health authority now faces three class-action suits over data breach Three class-action lawsuits have now been filed against the Richmond Behavioral Health Authority over a data breach that occurred in September.
Planning Commission votes against West End outdoor event space that has drawn noise complaints from neighbors “The proposed use is too loud, too close to the affected residences,” the area's City Councilor said.
Catching up: Texas Beach bridge on pace for completion this year The foundations of the bridge’s north and south towers have been poured, with reinforcements and structural repairs in progress.
Catching up: Richmond's plastic bag tax goes into effect on Jan. 1 The 5-cent charge will be applied to disposable plastic bags used by grocery stores, convenience stores and drug stores.
Catching up: Secret Sandwich owners moving towards a summer trial “It’s complicated” might be an understatement.
Richmond gets millions from state for affordable and workforce housing projects Almost $21 million in state funds is headed to projects in the city of Richmond to help construct affordable and workforce housing.
Former high-ranking Richmond official Traci Deshazor chosen as next Virginia Secretary of Administration She will become Virginia’s next secretary of administration.