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Short-term rental operators could be facing a fee in Virginia Beach Stacy Parker, The Virginian-Pilot Operators of short-term rental properties in Virginia Beach could soon be faced with an annual fee to help the city curb party houses. City Manager Patrick Duhaney budget proposal for fiscal year 2021-22 includes a proposal for all short-term rental operators to pay $200 each year, which would generate an estimated $450,000 annually in revenue for the operating budget, according to the city. The money will be used to hire two employees who will keep tabs on issues that arise w...

Residents can comment on Virginia Beach’s proposed budget virtually Alissa Skelton, The Virginian-Pilot © C.K. Hickey Virginia Beach City Council will hold its first virtual public hearing on the city manager’s proposed operating budget on Wednesday. Virginia Beach residents will be able to provide feedback to the city on its proposed operating budget without leaving the couch. The City Council will hold its first virtual public hearing on the city manager’s proposed operating budget on Wednesday. The council decided to hold the 6 p.m. meeting via video chatting softwa...

Donovon Lynch's family calls out city manager following report his body was moved after shooting The city manager said first responders moved Lynch after he was shot by a police officer. His family wants to know why he wasn't given emergency care right away. Author: 13News Now Staff Updated: 4:10 PM EDT April 14, 2021 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — The family of Donovon Lynch is calling out the Virginia Beach city manager after learning first responders moved his body half-a-block away from where he was shot by a police officer, while he was still alive. City manager ...

Virginia Beach Confederate Monument will remain in storage while the city weighs relocation options Alissa Skelton, The Virginian-Pilot Virginia Beach’s Confederate Monument will remain in storage while the city weighs two pitches to relocate the statue. Local Confederacy nonprofits and a Civil War battleground in the Shenandoah Valley are vying for the opportunity to take the monument off the city’s hands, but the council isn’t impressed with either option. On Tuesday, a few members of the council said they would like to keep the statue in the area rather than relocatin...

By ALISSA SKELTON | The Virginian-Pilot | Published: March 17, 2021 NORFOLK, Va. (Tribune News Service) — Virginia Beach’s Confederate monument will remain in storage while the city weighs two pitches to relocate the statue. Local Confederacy nonprofits and a Civil War battleground in the Shenandoah Valley are vying for the opportunity to take the monument off the city’s hands, but the council isn’t impressed with either option. On Tuesday, a few members of the council said they would like to keep the statue in the area rather than relocating it 250 miles away. But there’s one p...