It’s never a good sign when a picture of bankers boxes full of your documents ends up on the news.

In the last couple of days, I’ve seen a bunch of comments from advocates across the country wishing their city would also eliminate parking minimums.

With the rewrite of the City’s zoning ordinance on this horizon, these are promising steps in the right direction.

OK! I think today’s the big day for eliminating parking minimums across all of Richmond!

Email your councilmember in support of eliminating parking minimums today!

We’ve basically got a wildlife preserve right in the middle of our city that anyone can wander off into during their lunch break. It’s kind of amazing.

This bus operator pay increase, more than any other recent thing, will have the biggest impact on the quality of public transit in the region.

I think now is the time to spin up your email machines and let your councilmember know that you fully support eliminating parking minimums.

Tune in today to get a better sense for how hot the discussion over parking minimums will get.

So many Richmonders don’t have access to off-street parking, but we still need to find a way for them to charge their EVs.

Reclaiming Mayo Island is a huge and exciting move, and I'm going to hold my breath until the papers are signed.

I can’t believe it, but we’re coming around to the close of the 2023 budget season already!

Congrats and good luck to the new City Attorney! Definitely not a job I would want!

If I were to ever run a real local news organization with, like, actual reporters doing actual reporting, it would be modeled off the Texas Tribune.

We continue to rush headlong into building a society full of guns, fear, and death.

Remind anyone you know that is a Medicaid member to get their information updated ASAP!

Lightheartedly shaming the City on social media isn’t a scalable replacement for infrastructure maintenance, but, unfortunately, this is how it works sometimes!

Early voting in the upcoming primaries starts in just 31 days!

City Council has a long day ahead of them. I hope they brought snacks and remember to hydrate.

Three years into this thing, and it’s time to get rid of these recurring COVID-19 updates—or at least move them to monthly.