Here’s what Newport News plans to do about rising costs
Newport News’ operating costs are rising heading into fiscal year 2027, leading city budget planners to consider whether to cut […]
City Politics
Chesapeake’s trails plan earned recognition
Chesapeake’s long-term plans to expand its network of trails and walkways in order to increase connectivity across the city are
Hampton approves adding polling precinct on Hampton University campus
Hampton University students, faculty and alumni packed the City Council chambers Wednesday to voice support of an ordinance to establish
Portsmouth denies residential substance abuse facility
PORTSMOUTH — A final attempt to operate a small residential substance abuse treatment home in a residential neighborhood in Portsmouth
Portsmouth appoints interim city attorney
PORTSMOUTH — City leaders have appointed an interim city attorney to take over in November due to Portsmouth City Attorney
Portsmouth appoints interim city attorney
PORTSMOUTH — City leaders have appointed an interim city attorney to take over in November due to Portsmouth City Attorney
Norfolk School Board votes to close 9 schools by 2034
After weeks of delays and discussion, the Norfolk School Board finally approved a plan to close nine schools by the
Norfolk School Board delays school closure vote
Norfolk School Board will delay a vote on a plan to close and consolidate schools until the end of the
Chesapeake council will choose from 2 nominees to fill vacant seat
CHESAPEAKE — City Council on Tuesday announced the nominees they will choose from to fill a council vacancy resulting from the
Norfolk City Council approves $211 million Maury rebuild agreement
Norfolk City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to approve a $211 million design and construction agreement to rebuild Maury High School.