Maybe do the tiniest bit of outreach before announcing you want to close five schools that aren't even in your district?

It’s hard to believe claims of “human error” when the errors keep lining up with their publicly stated policies.

Will our City’s leadership take what we know—that these are dangerous, fast streets—and implement quick fixes to keep people from dying?

This new housing data will either bum you out or maybe move you to action.

Is this the first time City Council and School Board have had a combined meeting early on in budget season?

Sometimes I read the recaps of public meetings and they just make me so, so sad.

You’ll never find anything with “Ross” written on it for sale at a gas station or in a gift shop. This is my burden.

637 days since its introduction, City Council will finally vote on RES. 2021-R026, the confusing, conflicting laundry list of proposed amendments to Richmond 300.

This Ford thing is such a mess. Sometimes, when you get too cute with playing politics it has real consequences for actual people.

Richmond’s Charter Review kicks off tonight! The Charter is one of our most wonderfully tedious documents.

They’ll make you a milkshake with any baked good in their case? Sounds incredible.

Tap through for a link to a really nice primer on how budgets work in Richmond.

I don’t car a ton, so having one towed isn’t really something I think about often, but...is this how folks were living until this week??

When you read a headline that fills you with a furious rage—and you will read many!—take a minute to think about where we are in the bill-becomes-a-law process and, importantly, what Senate Democrats have to say about it.

Because our legislative process predates America, we still think our legislators need to hurry back home and take care of the farm.

I’d love a future with a Morrissey-proof majority in the Senate.

I eat a lot of Cobra Cabana fries and certainly love them, but, ever since Greenleaf’s Pool Room closed, I’m still looking for my new favorite.

Time to break out those masks and get them strapped to your face again.

Ban cars? Ban lakes? I dunno, ban something.

It’s always exciting to see how the first budget season goes under new City Council leadership.