Newsletter

Weather: Pleasant days continue through the weekend. High of 75 today. On this date in 1968, the city estimates it will cost $15.6 million for a new 14-story City Hall structure. (At the time, city government worked out of the Old City Hall building next to the Capitol.) At

Plus, DPU is looking to collect $47.6 million in delinquent bills, and will start disconnections in April. And an affordable housing project is moving forward thanks to $10 million in local contributions.

Plus, the latest on the Diamond dilemma, a group of Richmond pastors call for compassion towards immigrants, and a debate over a Northside mural where the main symbol has two meanings.

Plus, electronic tolling begins tomorrow and non-E-Z-Pass customers will pay a lot more, the future of Richmond's parks is the subject of a new plan, and VCU Health opens a milk depot.

Plus, The Richmonder has learned which RPS jobs will be laid off under a new budget proposal. And a debate over automated license-plate reader cameras continues as the city's contract comes up for renewal.

Plus, should Rosie's have been allowed to add 500 additional machines at its Richmond location? Also, a weekend shooting is renewing calls for gun control in Shockoe Bottom.