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City Council 042026

38 minutes ago

City Council to consider raising water and wastewater rates

The average household would see a monthly $7 water bill increase, while paying over $4 more for wastewater service.

3 days ago

Police officers chosen for Charlottesville High School, Middle School

Officers Arron Arreguin and Tyree Kirby will begin their assignments for the 2026-27 academic year.

3 days ago

Recent rain a temporary reprieve from drought conditions

Most of central Virginia now classified under "extreme" drought

5 days ago

Consider natural gas infrastructure ahead of hurricane season, experts advise

Natural gas customers should label gas valves, water valves, and electricity main switches.

6 days ago

CHS Urban Farming makes first lettuce delivery to the school cafeteria

Urban Farming students learn much more than planting and growing plants

1 week ago

CEA announces settlement on CCS collective bargaining public communication

The CEA had served the school board with a prohibited conduct complaint, alleging it sent out a message that contained "language that maligns the union" and "harms the relationship between the union and those that it represents," something forbidden by the bargaining resolution.

1 week ago

Police Chief: CPD is ‘last resort’ in moving Free Bridge encampment residents

As temperatures rise in the summer, safety concerns about the encampment are increasing.

1 week ago

Despite drought conditions, area reservoirs remain full

RWSA is monitoring low stream flows and lack of precipitation Accuweather said will likely continue into summer.

2 weeks ago

Westhaven residents oppose scaled down LV Collective West Main luxury student apartments

Developer reduces proposal from 11 stories to 8 along West Main and 6 on the Westhaven side

2 weeks ago

City Council endorses Swords into Plowshares design in all city parks

Three design semifinalists use Lee statue melted metal concepts in all five, and one in six, city parks

2 weeks ago

City Council to consider future of Police Civilian Review Board, repurposed statues

The council will also decide whether to place statues made from the melted-down R.E. Lee monument into city parks.

2 weeks ago

Record-high temperatures expected over the next three days

With forecasts calling for highs in the upper 90s, the region could break records set in 1911 and 1934.

2 weeks ago

UVA warns of ‘toasty’ conditions for graduation weekend

Forecasts call for temperatures in the 80s on Saturday and in the 90s on Sunday.

2 weeks ago

Charlottesville City offices to close early Friday

The city will be operating on a modified schedule for an employee appreciation event.

2 weeks ago

City considers moving Free Bridge campers to Holiday Drive

City Manager Sam Sanders said the current situation is creating life-threatening public health concerns.

3 weeks ago

Spanberger signs campus gun safety, clean energy bills in Charlottesville

The Governor held signing ceremonies at UVA's Rotunda, and Charlottesville's Apex Plaza.

3 weeks ago

11th annual ‘Cares for Kids’ radiothon to benefit UVA Health Children’s

Stories will be told throughout from families who've experienced UVA Health Children's care

3 weeks ago

Local entrepreneur champions olive oil flights in top world wine region

Olive Oil Flights owner says olive oil has different qualities on the palate just like wine does

3 weeks ago

State Supreme Court strikes down redistricting referendum

The court ruled that the state's Democratic-led legislature violated procedural requirements when it placed the constitutional amendment on the ballot.

3 weeks ago

Blue Ridge Area Food Bank looking Saturday to Stamp Out Hunger

Letter carriers pick up non-perishable food items from people's mailboxes

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