The City of Richmond released an initial assessment this week detailing how the ongoing federal government shutdown could affect city services, operations, and residents who rely on federally funded programs. In a public letter accompanying the Resilient Richmond...
At Cathy's Camp, homeless residents of Richmond face opposition from the local government -- but advocates believe the city isn’t doing enough. Blessing Warriors RVA took action in November to counter Richmond’s homelessness problem themselves. Four months...
E-scooters may be here to stay, but with concerns about accidents, underage driving, and even "jailbreaking" scooters for free rides, it seems there are still issues that need to be dealt with. Everyone remembers Bird scooters... In the dumpster. In your yard. On...
Back in March, the City's Department of Public Utilities asked local artists to submit designs to be painted on downtown storm drains for The 2nd Annual "RVAH2O Storm Drain Art Project". The art is meant to send a message to RVA citizens about how important it is to...
Mayor Dwight Jones unveiled a new art installation erected at Fire Station 17 in Southside Wednesday afternoon as a reminder of the community's appreciation for the firemen's service. Mayor Dwight Jones unveiled a new art installation erected at Fire Station 17 in...