The five candidates — Addison, Avula, Mosby, Neblett and Roday — met at Second Baptist Church in Richmond’s Southside to discuss some of the foremost issues facing Richmond residents.
Chesterfield’s first “Café con la Comunidad” took place Tuesday at the Beulah Recreation Center, allowing residents to ask questions to county leaders in Spanish.
A look at Gov. Tim Walz's Nebraska roots.
Richmond leaders said the trail will connect areas like the Diamond District and City Center to South Side. They want development to sprout along the trail.
Asked by a Times-Dispatch reporter about the training program during a Tuesday news conference, Mayor Levar Stoney said that the question “is about person who no longer works here at the City of Richmond.”
Last year, city officials said, a developer illegally demolished a storefront in Church Hill. Currently, there is little the city can do to punish such actions.
In an interview with reporters and editors at the Richmond Times-Dispatch, the senator also said that with Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee, "now we have unity and energy."
Recent employee desk searches in Richmond’s Department of Finance recovered dozens of checks left unsecured in violation of city policy and industry best practices, Mayor Levar Stoney said Tuesday.
All five of Richmond’s mayoral candidates have told the Richmond Times-Dispatch they will not seek election to another office while serving as mayor of Richmond.
Visit go.richmond.com/poll to share your thoughts on key topics and races on the ballot.
The Times-Dispatch is profiling candidates running for Richmond mayor. Here are the profiles that have been published so far.
FOIA is intended to "ensure the people of the Commonwealth ready access to public records." But in Richmond, that “ready access” can come up against multiple barriers.
The Times-Dispatch obtained a copy of the meals tax settlement agreement form signed by two Richmond restaurants as part of the resolution to disputes over the city’s meals tax collection.
The former head of the Richmond Henrico Health District built a platform in Richmond mayors race that focuses on affordable housing, education reform, government accountability and inclusivity.
Richmond's aging pipes for draining rainfall and the sewer pipes they connect to were a concern decades before Gaston drowned Richmond with nearly a foot of rain 20 years ago.
With Vice President Kamala Harris becoming the first Black and South Asian woman as presidential nominee, people in Richmond are weighing in on breaking barriers
A trend of more corporate tax returns needing more intensive review and departures of top tax department experts delayed refunds to businesses.
Richmond’s beloved Pipeline Trail has been closed since early July, when the site’s eponymous sewer pipe was found to be leaking into the James River. Over a month later and despite temporary measures to stem the leak, officials still do not know when the beach will reopen.
Wednesday marked 320 days since Hersh Goldberg-Polin was taken hostage by Hamas militants. For Hersh’s parents, Rachel Goldberg and Jon Polin, those 320 days have been marked by “anguish and misery,” Goldberg told the crowd gathered at the United Center in Chicago for the third night of the 2024 Democratic National Convention.
The small strip mall will become a transfer station, park and ride and the western end of the expanded Pulse Bus Rapid Transit
The suit alleges the city violated code on competitive bidding and proposals when it sold a parcel to the Virginia League of Planned Parenthood.
General Registrar Keith Balmer on Wednesday told the Richmond Times-Dispatch that he will not be able to orchestrate upcoming elections if his purchasing card remains suspended. On Friday, he appeared to backtrack.
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One of five candidates vying to be Richmond's mayor, Addison's campaign focuses heavily on education, public safety, economic growth and transparency — positions shaped by his childhood and government experience.
Virginia Democrats are sending a 125-person delegation to the convention that starts Monday in Chicago. Vice President Kamala Harris is to deliver her acceptance speech on Thursday night.
The Richmond Redevelopment & Housing Authority continued to do business with a local electrical supply company for months after the president and CEO of that company was appointed to the authority’s board, documents obtained by the Richmond Times-Dispatch through a public records request show.
A spokesperson for the union that represents city employees on Wednesday alleged that the five people fired rom Richmond's Department of Finance this week were "denied union representation."
At Wednesday's news conference, Mayor Stoney addressed recent firings in the city’s Department of Finance, apparent violations of the city’s purchasing card program and ongoing controversy over meals tax collection.
Chesterfield Fire & EMS Station 8 opened on June 17 at 6612 Hickory Road in Matoaca. The $8.4 million, 15,000-square-foot facility is state of the art.
Twelve candidates for seats on Richmond’s City Council met at Third Street Bethel A.M.E. Church Monday evening to answer voter-submitted questions on the issues facing Richmond.