City Council weighs whether more speed cameras are worth the cost A new law lets local governments place speed cameras at high-risk intersections, but they do not get to keep the revenue.
Virginia appeals court rejects Second Amendment challenge in Richmond machine gun case “The Second Amendment does not protect the right to possess dangerous and unusual weapons like machine guns.”
Summer crime clampdown begins for police, housing authority “As the weather gets warmer, we know that statistically, crime increases.”
Here is the first draft map of how Richmond could be rezoned “The map will change based on community input over the next several months.”
Daughters of Confederacy suing ‘unknown’ persons for 2020 headquarters damages Richmond police have never charged anyone for the damages, but say an investigation "remains pending."
Mosby Street bus platform experiment showing few changes in driver behavior so far City staff found that roughly one out of every three times the bus stopped, a car passed it — about the same percentage seen before platform installation.
City Hall, downtown courts building, Main Library top list of city-owned facilities with maintenance backlogs Together, those three facilities are responsible for $115.4 million of an overall $295 million the city estimates it’s facing in deferred maintenance on its buildings.