City will reduce the number of purchasing cards by 80%, reset program
The city has contracted with the Institute for Public Procurement to conduct an independent assessment of the program.
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April 30 Newsletter: Cash is king in home sales
Plus: Where are the tax refund checks? The mayor apologizes for a water miscommunication, and the city budget is passed with full raises for all levels of earners.
Judge urges attorneys in Richmond whistleblower case to resolve discovery disputes
To date, Richmond has paid its attorneys over $134,000.
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.
