Shred it: City offering free document destruction April 18 in Del Ray
Got a pile of old tax returns? This is your Saturday.
City council, budget decisions, policy debates, elections, campaigns, and the political decisions shaping Alexandria.
Got a pile of old tax returns? This is your Saturday.
Extended hours and a candidate forum kick off Saturday as the final stretch of the April 21 special election begins.
Council also set to hear city manager's state of the economy report and fill seats on nine boards and commissions
The May event is the second of three advocacy breakfasts the chamber hosts annually; a legislative reception rounds out the series in September
City will share updated flood modeling and mitigation strategies as plan heads toward June completion
Building on campaign promises by the governor and Democratic lawmakers, health care and housing affordability bills dominated the 2026 legislative session.
The ruling has direct implications for Alexandria, where Ethiopians represent the largest share of the city's immigrant population at 16.4% — more than any other country of origin
“The reality is that inflation and tariffs have driven up prices, and wages have fallen behind — this law is a key component of rectifying that divide,” Majority Leader Charniele Herring, D-Alexandria, said.
HB 770 by Del. Charniele Herring, D-Alexandria, and SB 650 by Sen. David Marsden, D-Fairfax, allow water and sewage companies to offer discounted rates for customers that make less than 200% of the federal poverty level.
Residents can weigh in on the $12.5 million project to replace the aging facility, which is slated for a full replacement, including a new lap pool, children's pool, and bathhouse, with a projected completion of summer 2028.
It comes after a grim roll call of political violence over the past decade. That includes the 2017 shooting at a Republican congressional baseball team practice in Alexandria, Virginia.
A Tufts University analysis projects 276,000 jobs and $30 billion in annual income at risk across the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria region — arriving as federal cuts have already pushed the metro into decline.
Beyer, Kaine, Warner all call for Congress to act as president warns 'a whole civilization will die tonight'
Alexandria constituents welcome as senators and delegates recap 2026 session at Lubber Run
City Council faces two critical budget deadlines while Tuesday's Planning Commission brings major development proposals and Thursday's School Board meeting is expected to post the long-awaited SRO agreement for public review
A candidate forum, extended early voting hours, and key deadlines are all coming up fast.