January 26, 2021 at 2:30pm
(Updated at 3:15 p.m.) Arlington officials are again looking to amend the county’s much-talked-about towing ordinance.
A number of the proposed changes would bring the county’s ordinance in line with Virginia law, which was recently updated. However, several may be met with public pushback, including increases in some towing fees.
Today (Tuesday), as part of its recessed meeting, the County Board will vote to advertise a public hearing in February on the changes, as proposed by the County Manager and Trespass Towing Advisory Board (TTAB).
The proposals include updating the definition of “immobilization,” reinforcing the ban on certain public safety vehicles from being towed, and more re-defining who is allowed to tow and when.
Just The News editor-in-chief John Solomon joins ‘Sunday Morning Futures’ to provide insight on the Russia probe investigation.
This is a rush transcript from Sunday Morning Futures, January 24, 2021. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
MARIA BARTIROMO, ANCHOR: Good Sunday morning, everyone. Thanks so much for joining us. I m Maria Bartiromo.
Joining us right here on Sunday Morning Futures : The Biden agenda begins, hours after the inauguration, U.S. immigration policy reversed with 17 executive orders to open borders and stop building the wall.
Coming up, former Secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf is here on President Biden s radical and sweeping immigration memo. But the U.S. biggest threat is still looming, the Chinese Communist Party, with new tests and taunting this week for President Biden.
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Former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe picked up from several Loudoun and Prince William County officials on Tuesday. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
MANASSAS, VA A collection of Prince William and Loudoun county officials have come out in support of former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe and his bid for re-election, announcing their endorsements while praising the Democrat s efforts to provide equity for residents across the state and for his support for education across the state.
Sen. John Bell (Loudoun, Prince William counties), Delegate David Reid (Loudoun), Leesburg Mayor Kelly Burk, Loudoun County Supervisor Kristen Umstattd and Town Councilman Zach Cummings collectively announced their endorsement of McAuliffe and praised the former governor for his big, bold vision to create a more equitable Virginia. The group also touted McAuliffe s commitment to make a large investment in education and ensure that all state residen
Virginia lawmakers react to U.S. Capitol riot: âDemocracy will prevailâ
Local politicians were among the lawmakers in Congress forced to evacuate after pro-President Donald Trump supporters rioted at the U.S. Capitol.
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RICHMOND, Va. Local politicians were among the lawmakers in Congress forced to evacuate after pro-President Donald Trump supporters rioted at the U.S. Capitol.
Rep. Donald McEachin (D-4th District) was sitting inside the House chambers before the chaos.
âObviously I knew there were protesters on the ground, but I did not know it had reached the level we needed to evacuate,â McEachin told CBS 6 by phone in an undisclosed location.
Cybersecurity Expert Andrew Turner Joins Booz Allen Hamilton to Lead Secure Digital Transformations for Commercial Clients MCLEAN, Va. (Business Wire) Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) announced today that cyber industry leader Andrew Turner has joined the firm as an executive vice president and market strategy leader in the firm’s global commercial business. Turner brings two decades of cybersecurity, threat intelligence, and corporate-resilience experience to Booz Allen to help clients overcome their most critical cyber challenges amid a dynamic threat environment. Turner joins Booz Allen from Fidelity National Information Services (FIS), where he served as chief security officer, overseeing corporate security, business resilience, and the company’s cyber and identity programs.