After audit found lax oversight of Richmond’s grants to nonprofits, the city will now call them gifts
“We were calling them grants when we really shouldn’t have, honestly.”
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Former Richmond city employee charged with misusing public assets
John LaBossiere was charged with grand larceny and misusing public assets worth more than $1,000, but officials aren’t providing any details about what happened.
Staffing changes announced at Richmond City Hall
The staffing moves announced Thursday solidified key City Hall positions.
At all-day retreat, Richmond’s elected leaders focus on improving trust and transparency
Richmond’s new mayor and new-look City Council huddled together for nearly an entire day Friday for a freewheeling and occasionally frank conversation about how city government can work better.
Proposed new zoning districts unveiled at ‘Code Refresh’ open houses
The new code allows duplexes on most residential lots, which the open-house materials said “allow for gentle increases in density.”
Richmond officials announce interim DPU director is staying on full time
Morris said he’s not expecting to ask for “any significant investments related to this event” during this year's budget cycle.
Council recap: Northside housing project approved, Avula says $5 mil has already been spent on water plant
The planning commission recommended against approval, citing the loss of industrial land.
