Richmond’s lawyers told a judge a phone was lost in an airport. City documents show it might have been found
The newly released records show other officials asked multiple times if Burks had gotten the phone back.
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Randolph could get a new public park near South Harrison St. gateway
There is apparent disagreement between RRHA and the city over whether the properties should be used for affordable housing.
At budget retreat, Richmond officials talk lots of ideas but few numbers
Richmond policymakers are trying to do government budgeting differently, but it wasn’t the smoothest start Thursday.
Richmond hires new revenue director touted as ‘seasoned’ finance pro
Ken Martinez, a financial administrator with more than two decades of experience, has been hired as Richmond’s next director of revenue administration.
Most Richmonders got accurate tax rebate checks, but review finds $115K in possible overpayments
More than 20% of the discrepancies involved payments off by less than $5.
Richmond set aside $1.3M to help city employees buy homes. Only a few people have completed the program
Only three employees have bought a home so far under the program, using only a small fraction of the $1.3 million allocated to it.
Avula calls Council member’s criticism of CAO ‘wholly inappropriate’
The mayor portrayed his stance as a defense of his team’s budget-writing powers laid out in the city charter.
