Judge urges attorneys in Richmond whistleblower case to resolve discovery disputes
To date, Richmond has paid its attorneys over $134,000.
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It's an early summer feel this week in RVA
The rest of this week in Richmond will feel more like early June.
All-cash home sales rise as sellers retain the upper hand in Richmond market
In one Richmond neighborhood, all-cash sales represented nearly half of all transactions.
City Council backs raises for all city employees, makes minimal budget changes
The council appears set to make only a few million dollars in adjustments to an operating budget that exceeds $1 billion.
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.
Counties express frustration after Richmond fails to communicate water error
“I’m disappointed with our failure to communicate," Avula wrote.
City revenue director resigns after more problems with tax rebate checks
City finance officials “ordered a stop” to the rebates last month after the city sent out an estimated 6,200 checks that were addressed to the wrong recipient.
Help us celebrate the best of our community
The Richmonder is starting its first awards program, but we're doing it our way.
April 28 Newsletter: The latest on John Reid
Plus, a new Forum lineup, a rehab facility debate on the North Side, and the school board asks to be removed from its MOU.
RPS requests to be removed from state performance agreement
The agreement requires that the division follows a corrective action plan.
Ted Koppel returns to open Richmond Forum's 40th season
Author John Green caps the season, which also includes a political talk with Joe Manchin, Andrew Yang and Justin Amash.
Youngkin asks Richmond radio host John Reid to withdraw from LG race over alleged sexually explicit posts Reid denies are his
Youngkin called Reid, the former host of a conservative talk show on WRVA, on Friday morning to ask him to drop out, the sources said.
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.
April 25 Newsletter: Housing costs projected to keep rising
Plus, Richmond is just one week away from early voting but still hasn't hired a replacement for the registrar, Mayor Danny Avula responds in the raise debate, and fact checking a federal grant cancellation.
