Public Policy
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Virginia General Assembly Leaves Richmond Without Final Budget Deal
The Virginia General Assembly adjourned its regular session in Richmond this week without reaching a final agreement on the state’s next two-year budget, leaving negotiators to continue working toward a
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Chesterfield Proposes $2.3 Billion FY2027 Budget Focused on Schools, Infrastructure, and Public Safety
Chesterfield County officials have introduced a proposed $2.3 billion budget for fiscal year 2027, outlining a plan that prioritizes education funding, infrastructure investment, and workforce stability while maintaining a conservative
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Inside Mayor Danny Avula’s First Full Richmond Budget: Housing, Schools, and Workforce Pay
Richmond’s new budget, led by Mayor Avula, allocates $3.4 billion for 2027, highlighting housing stability and public school support. With substantial funding for housing and education, the city commits to addressing affordability and enhancing educational resources, setting the stage for impactful policy changes.
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Richmond Activists Join National “No Kings” Day of Action on March 28
Richmond Residents Prepare to Join Nationwide “No Kings” Demonstrations on March 28 Organizers across the United States are planning a new round of demonstrations on March 28 as part of