Sarah Vogelsong

Sarah is a government and energy reporter who has worked in Richmond journalism since 2012, most recently as editor of the Virginia Mercury. She is a William & Mary grad and lives in Highland Park.

City launches ‘pothole blitz’ on roads savaged by winter weather

At the same time, the department will restripe faded crosswalks to make sure they remain visible.

‘Unprecedented’ local funding moves 60-unit deeply affordable housing project in Northside forward

Most residents will have incomes of less than $40,000 annually.

With $47.6 million in delinquent bills, DPU launches repayment campaign

“We can’t continue to operate like this.”

In Brookland Park, is a mural a pro-Palestinian message or a revival of old racist symbols?

“What we are facing here is also a generational issue.”

Ahead of March budget plans, Avula outlines $23 million in proposed housing investments

“We want to build more homes for more people, and we want to find more ways for people to stay.”

For some neighborhoods, it’s covenants — not zoning — that decides what gets built

"Private land-use restrictions can lawfully impose standards that are, in some cases, more stringent than zoning code."

Richmond to add three more ‘harm reduction’ vending machines, doubling anti-overdose arsenal

Richmond is doubling its fleet of free vending machines that offer medication to reverse opioid overdoses, drug testing strips and first aid supplies.