Former Charlottesville City Manager Tarron Richardson has filed a federal lawsuit against City Council as well as Mayor Nikuyah Walker, counci…
The clock is ticking on the demand that former Police Chief RaShall Brackney has made to the city for $3 million after she filed a discriminat…
A public hearing to discuss a proposed apartment complex on Rio Road at John W. Warner Parkway has been postponed.
Albemarle County will soon begin the first comprehensive review in 20 years of its policy and regulations that govern cell towers.
Fields can still appeal Tuesday’s decisions to the state Supreme Court.
A developer wants to build 490 homes on about 36 acres near the U.S 250/29 Bypass on Old Ivy Road in Albemarle County, but some residents are …
Charlottesville City Council unanimously approves revised Comprehensive Plan and Future Land Use Map
In a historic move, the Charlottesville City Council on Monday night voted unanimously to approve the revised Comprehensive Plan and Future La…
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Ten Albemarle County precincts were short official ballots in last week’s election and had to hand-count some ballots.
Former Charlottesville Police Chief RaShall Brackney has filed a discrimination complaint against the city with the U.S. Equal Employment Oppo…
Charlottesville’s Director of Communications Brian Wheeler is resigning, effective Nov. 19.
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A community group is calling on the city of Charlottesville to expand the Court Square historic area downtown, a move that would reflect the o…
A solar panel project on a capped landfill in western Albemarle County has taken another step forward.
Marc Woolley, who will be Charlottesville’s interim city manager for a $205,000 yearly salary, spent part of a special meeting of City Council…
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The public’s involvement in the process to update Albemarle County’s Comprehensive Plan will soon start.
An expansion of Claudius Crozet Park can move forward once the nonprofit that owns it raises enough funds.
Charlottesville city councilors released an official statement Thursday afternoon condemning the Lincoln Project’s political stunt at a Glenn …
Next month, the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors will start discussing how to spend the county’s projected $13.2 million surplus from fis…
Voter turnout was so high in Albemarle County that the county did not have enough ballots for the Nov. 2 general election and had to resort to…
During the public comment portion of Monday’s Charlottesville City Council meeting, a handful of community members said the city should demand…
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The majority of local races in Albemarle County and Charlottesville will only have one name on the ballot Nov. 2.
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