Senate Bill 954 is set to allow someone to pay a $150 fee to have a first time marijuana possession expunged from their record.
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Trump Infrastructure Plan Features Rural Broadband, Port of Virginia
The proposed $200 billion federal investment is seen as a financial catalyst for additional funds for infrastructure from localities and private investors.
Unanimous Support For Sturtevant Richmond Schools Bill
After a 40-0 vote, Senator Sturtevant’s RPS bill will go to the House of Delegates hours before the Richmond City Council votes to hike the meals tax.
UVA Ranked #1 AP Top 25 After Loss To Virginia Tech
After leaving the court on Saturday with their heads down, Monday’s rankings release has everyone at UVA cheering after climbing to number one in AP Top 25.
Criminal Alien Gang Removal Act To Crackdown On MS-13
The Republican-led Criminal Alien Gang Removal Act (S.B. 2380) will help protect people from criminal gangs, especially the transnational MS-13 gang.
EDITORIAL: Racism Has No Place In The GOP; Burgos Must Go
The Republican Party of Virginia is no haven or home for racists and bigotry; Fredy Burgos is a cancer that should have been removed long ago.
RTD: Dominion’s Critics Can’t Have It Both Ways
“Billionaires for me; not for thee” isn’t exactly a rabblerouser, unless you happen to be fighting for the pet causes of the left.
Richmond Voters Shocked As Democratic Mayor Pushes 11th Hour Tax Hike
Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney is forcing a vote to finance $150 million of public debt through a $10 mil meals tax hike in a stealth vote this Monday.
Democrat Dick Saslaw Discovers Uber; Wants To Tax It
God bless Democrat Dick Saslaw (D-Springfield), who upon discovering the concept of Uber has decided that — rather than celebrate innovation in the marketplace — we must tax it.
Because you know, it exists.
Enter freshman Delegate Emily Brewer, who took to the floor of the Virginia House of Delegates to excoriate the septuagenarian Saslaw over the proposed legislation.
Speed Cameras Proposed By Virginia Senator Fail Committee Vote
Senator Creigh Deeds (D-Bath) proposed a bill allowing localities to install speed cameras to enforcement speed limits, but failed in committee vote.