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Virginia lawmakers signal more support for electric vehicles, charging network - Vimarsana News

Virginia lawmakers signal more support for electric vehicles, charging network

One bill financially assists developers in bringing EV chargers to rural areas that meet established conditions. Areas qualify based on population density, annual unemployment and poverty rates.

Lawmakers Tackle Expansion of State EV Charging Network - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers Tackle Expansion of State EV Charging Network

Lawmakers advanced legislation to expand electric vehicle infrastructure throughout the state, which could help meet a looming mandate that sales of new gas…

City Council member Rue Landau makes LGBTQ history in Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

City Council member Rue Landau makes LGBTQ history in Philadelphia

Rue Landau won a seat on the Philadelphia City Council. She made history as the first out LGBTQ candidate to win election to the council.

House and Senate take opposing actions on Caps, Wizards move - Vimarsana News

House and Senate take opposing actions on Caps, Wizards move

While Virginia’s House of Delegates members voted in favor of a bill supporting Monumental Sports’ effort to move the Capitols and Wizards to Potomac Yard, Virginia Democratic senators introduced a

Arlington-originated vaping, reproductive health and tenants rights bills gain traction in state legislature - Vimarsana News

Arlington-originated vaping, reproductive health and tenants rights bills gain traction in state legislature

Arlington's Virginia General Assembly representatives notched several preliminary victories this legislative session. The state House and Senate are now in "crossover" -- where bills that started in the House are considered by the Senate and vice versa. Bills that pass both chambers will be sent to Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R), who will either pass them

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