This is what progress looks like. If Henrico becomes invested in fixing the city’s century-old water treatment plant, perhaps ...

In this feature, we aim to highlight the frequency with which officials around Virginia are resisting public access to ...

The mayor's P-card reduction plans comes after Richmond's former General Registrar was cited with 25 counts of waste, fraud, ...

The City’s Director of Procurement Services is hopeful Mayor Danny Avula’s ‘reset’ to the purchasing card program will bring ...

The City of Richmond is making sweeping changes to its purchasing card (p-card) program, cutting the number of active cards ...

Less than 24 hours after the Times-Dispatch reported on another investigation into potential financial abuse, Mayor Danny ...

The City of Richmond is scaling back employees’ abilities to spend city money. Mayor Danny Avula announced new restrictions ...

Starting May 9, the number of active city issued credit cards will be reduced by 80%, going from about 320 to around 60.

P-cards are essentially credit cards issued to staff, allowing them to make smaller purchases more easily and efficiently.

Henrico and Hanover counties said they were “discouraged” and “disappointed” by what Henrico called “repeated operations ...

Richmond says this happened because of an issue during the installation of a new fluoride pump on Wednesday, April 23.

Richmond Mayor Danny Avula said his new Office of Gun Violence Prevention won’t be affected by federal grant cuts.