Richmond officials float plan to get politicians out of nonprofit funding decisions
The four focus areas would be economic mobility, children and education, arts and culture and health.
City Government
Judge to review two city-issued phones as part of FOIA ‘whistleblower’ case
The Clay case has seen unusual levels of hostility between dueling lawyers.
Planning Commission green-lights townhome development just west of Carytown
“This area is not being picked on.”
Should Richmond ban gas-powered leaf blowers?
After getting mixed feedback on the idea, the councilmember says he’s not planning on pushing the proposal forward anytime soon.
Richmond could use money from delinquent property fund to pay wrongfully convicted man
Donald said the administration “strongly opposes” dipping into the city’s so-called rainy day fund.
Opioid settlement money funds city initiatives for harm reduction
So far, the city says people have been mostly using the machines for Narcan and fentanyl test strips.
Richmond’s Board of Zoning Appeals wants to hear more from neighborhood associations
They never call anymore. And they never write. Lately, local civic associations have been notably silent when it comes to working with the local Board of Zoning Appeals.
