City Council OKs Waldorf School purchase of triangle of land off Brookland Parkway
Waldorf has agreed to pay about $100,000 for the property, equal to the city’s assessment.
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Richmond is changing its rules for parking near stop signs
“Research did not identify evidence that a blanket 30-foot stop-sign setback is safer than a 20-foot intersection setback.”
Richmond voters said yes to a higher sales tax for schools. What happens now?
Legislation that would drop the real estate tax rate by four cents has been pushed back until March 2027.
In first year, Richmond’s Civilian Review Board looked at 4 police conduct cases
During their training, members had been told to expect five to eight cases per month.
Another looming budget strain for Richmond: soaring fire truck costs
Since 2020, the cost of fire trucks and fire engines has doubled.
A jury ordered Richmond to pay $2M to a man who fell after a library railing broke. Now the city’s insurer is suing Richmond.
Max took his case to a jury and was awarded $2 million plus interest, a verdict the city intends to appeal.
Ex-Richmond staffer disclosed work with solar company, but city says higher-ups didn’t review the form
Though Eanes seemingly did the correct thing by alerting the city to his other job in writing, Avula indicated City Hall mishandled the situation.
