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February 22, 2023
Labor Endorsement for Board Candidate -- "The Baltimore-Washington Laborers' District Council has endorsed J.D. Spain Sr. in his bid for Arlington County Board... Spain is one of five announced Democrats vying for two seats on the County Board. The party will select its nominees in a June primary." [Gazette Leader] Corvette Police Chase -- From
February 21, 2023
The House and Senate are moving in opposite directions about how much money Dominion Energy should be able to rake in every year.
February 14, 2023
RICHMOND — Hundreds of bills are filed for General Assembly consideration each year. In this occasional series, the Virginia Mercury takes a look at a few of…
February 11, 2023
Hundreds of bills are filed for General Assembly consideration each year. In this occasional series, the Mercury takes a look at a few of the proposals that might not otherwise
February 3, 2023
Three bills to regulate Virginia’s burgeoning data center industry have faltered in the General Assembly.
February 1, 2023
The bill faces a rocky road in the Senate, where Democrats have killed several Republican bills aimed at the same goal.
January 17, 2023
With a divided legislature, Democrats want to protect the gun laws theyve passed. Republicans to stop their momentum.
January 16, 2023
One provision would put new restrictions on firms that produce electricity from wind farms or solar facilities and want to compete for Dominion customers’ business.
January 15, 2023
With Republicans dominating Virginia’s House of Delegates, the governor and his allies hope to rollback laws and policies designed to address climate change – claiming measures passed under Governor Northam will prove expensive and unnecessary. To oppose that push, Democrats hosted a rally in Richmond. Sandy Hausman was there and filed this report.
January 13, 2023
America's oldest continuous law-making body, the Virginia General Assembly, is now in session, and local lawmakers have introduced a slew of new legislation. With split control of the General Assembly, Republicans of the House of Delegates and Democrats of the Senate, it's unclear how many bills introduced by Arlington's all-Democratic representation will pass. Still, some