City plans Spring Forward initiative to combat youth violence over spring break Richmond is launching a coordinated operation to reduce violence among young people during spring break.
Gun violence, property crime fell in 2025, but domestic violence is trending back up Richmond’s most robbed stores last year were 7-Elevens
‘We’ve heard clearly that it is a priority for the community’: Bike lanes remain a sticking point on Mayo Bridge proposal The Fire Department said any physical barriers would keep cars from getting out of the way of fire trucks crossing the bridge.
Jury still out on near West End outdoor event space Controversy continues to rage over whether a near West End event space that adjoins a residential area should be allowed to hold outdoor events.
Here’s Richmond’s first crack at designing a new Mayo Bridge "We shouldn’t even call these bike lanes."
Former city councilman’s group buys 14 billboards opposing Richmond’s code refresh Jewell told The Richmonder that the billboards are being funded by individual contributions made by members of the Richmond Civic League.
Council OKs heavy penalties for unauthorized demolitions in historic districts Unauthorized building demolitions in certain parts of Richmond just got pricier.