Richmond City Council voted to approve the purchase of a Fan District property to serve as a new animal shelter.
While Richmond residents will not see a four-cent real estate tax cut, Richmond City Council voted in favor of a competing ...
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Richmond City Council maintains current real estate tax rate, rejects 4-cent reduction for 2025The Richmond City Council voted along a narrow margin to maintain the current real estate tax rate, putting an end to a long ...
A significant increase in stolen food benefits impacted hundreds of families across Richmond this month, according to local social services leaders who called the widespread issues "incredibly ...
The new campaign option is budgeted at $600,000 and will feature a variety of events, ranging from public viewings to funding ...
Richmond City Council on Tuesday night settled its protracted, two-month debate over the city’s real estate tax rate — opting ...
The Richmond City Council officially decided the fate of the Greyhound hub, voting unanimously Tuesday night to move its ...
Mayor Levar Stoney discussed the recent approval of several legislative proposals by the Richmond City Council, including ...
There wasn't a great deal of voting activity reported in the Richmond area during the early hours of today's Democratic ...
Council OK’d spending $5.5 million to purchase the 96-acre site off Walmsley Boulevard, and split on votes on a proposed real ...
The Richmond City Council voted in favor of retaining the status quo for employee health care on Nov. 4, opting to exempt ...
The vote was preceded by a debate that touched on race, the budget process and whether the city is prioritizing animals over ...
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