Backers of Family Justice Center to seek $2 million from city for startup costs next year
“We have got to start working together to be able to provide survivors one place they can come to not just address their needs, but their children’s needs.”
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Richmond officials break ground on 276-unit Diamond District apartment building
“This is not easy work. And it is not fast work. And anyone who told you it would be fast, they didn’t know what they were talking about.”
July 29 Newsletter: Deploying drones to emergencies
Richmond gives an update on an affordable housing initiative, a lawsuit from an employee who was fired for her Charlie Kirk comments, and the latest member of The Richmonder 25.
Chesterfield now using drones to assist emergency response; emphasizes privacy measures are in place
“This is something that’s happening all over the country.”
Chesterfield schools employee fired for Charlie Kirk comments sues, claiming her First Amendment rights were violated
“We’re in sort of uncharted territory now.”
Subcontractor on Lego’s Chesterfield plant sued by workers who said they didn’t receive overtime pay
The building is scheduled to open in 2027.
City says tax exemption program has led to creation or preservation of 300 housing units
Richmond has experimented with various tax exemption and abatement programs over the past decade.
