It seems that Democrats are taking political fundraising just a bit too far as State Senator Barbara Favola (D-Arlington) tried to auction off inside access to her office – shades of Rod Blagojevich.
Less Than Half Of Richmond City Hall Administrators Live In The City
Less that half of the top Richmond city officials actually reside within the city limits. Instead of enforcing the rule, the City Council will vote to do away with residency requirements.
Virginia Beach To Get Third Sub-Sea Cable, Connecting To South Africa
Virginia Beach is getting a third sub-sea cable that has the potential to bring 200 new high-tech jobs to the coastal Virginia city and digitally connect South Africa to the U.S.
Planned Parenthood CEO: Proudest Moment is Forcing Christians to Pay for Abortion Drugs
One really hates to use the word “satanic” to describe the utter glee Richards and her ilk express at every abortion… but there it is, nonetheless.
House’s FAA Reauthorization Includes Key Comstock Amendments
As the reauthorization legislation of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) cleared the House of Representatives last week, it also included amendments to bolster federal support for spaceports and to reduce airport noise, forwarded by Congresswoman Barbara Comstock (VA-10).
Taylor Talks Tangier Island At Eastern Shore Town Hall
Congressman Scott Taylor (VA-2) met with his constituents at an informal “town hall” meeting in Cape Charles on Virginia’s Eastern Shore this week and spoke at length about the sea level rise affecting Tangier Island and threatening its 722 inhabitants.
Navy Shipbuilder In Virginia Excited About Military Contract Boom
The largest military ship-building contractor in the U.S. says this is, “the most exciting time I’ve seen in my 30-plus years,” as a boom in Navy contracts is set to dictate the course of business over the next decade.
Relics Of A Bygone Depression, Trump’s Tariffs May Hurt Virginia Farmers
Soybean farmers in Central Virginia are sweating the Trump Administration’s tariffs as China may cease buying the beans if Beijing follows through with its threats to counter the U.S. proposal with its own duties on American goods.
Virginia Attorney General Says Facebook Data Exposure Troubling
On Wednesday, Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring said that 7,100 Facebook users in the Commonwealth along with 1.7 million of their Facebook friends may have had their personal information exposed.