RRHA board votes for more Gilpin talks but says it’s too early to OK redevelopment plans
“We do not have a meeting of the minds with the administration.”
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Judge postpones FOIA ‘whistleblower’ trial as hostilities continue over witnesses and documents
“It frankly has felt sometimes a lot more like refereeing than judging.”
Richmond to install 10 red light cameras
After a grace period, violators will receive $50 fines by mail.
Now’s not the time to cut Richmond’s property taxes, Avula says
At least three City Council members are backing a tax relief proposal.
City planners want more feedback on rezoning maps from Southside residents
To date, the map has gotten just over 2,000 comments and replies from 306 unique commenters.
Housing authority chief says he is ‘disappointed’ by Avula’s Gilpin Court stance
"As I read the eight points from the mayor, I think many of them make sense."
Gibson pushing for robust FOIA library in package of City Hall transparency measures
Gibson introduced three transparency-related proposals this month that the Council is expected to take up this fall.
