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WVS, Papa to build dozens of townhomes on Manchester site once eyed for apartments

The developers said the change of plans was driven in part by financing and said it's easier to make the numbers work on for-sale townhome projects.

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Affordable Housing Trust Fund: Why group says Richmond leaders are not doing enough to address lack of affordable housing

A justice ministry made up of 22 congregations across Central Virginia say Richmond's city leaders are not doing enough to address the city's lack of affordable housing options.

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Richmonders learn more about the future of the Diamond District

At a meeting on Wednesday night, some community members had the chance to ask questions about the plans for the $2.4 billion Diamond District project.

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City Council Debating More Funding For Police, Affordable Housing

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Richmond City Hall. (Photo: Crixell Matthews/VPM News)
Richmond City Council members are proposing various amendments to the 2022 budget, from salary bumps for police and firefighters to funding for a city-wide financial audit.
The proposed amendments would be attached to a bare-bones $770 million budget proposed by Mayor Levar Stoney in March. Because of the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on local tax revenue, Stoney’s proposed 2022 budget includes little new spending or projects. Still, some members of Richmond City Council want to move money around to free up funding for various initiatives.
Three members — Council President Cynthia Newbille, Vice President Ellen Robertson and Reva Trammell — are proposing salary increases for police and firefighters, costing between $1.9 and $4 million.

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