When Donald Trump took over the White House back in January 2017, an appalled opposition started a movement called "the resistance." Its purpose was to stop Trump's worst excesses. Some may recall the massive Women's Marches and other anti-Trump demonstrations.
The flames ripping through parts of Los Angeles and neighboring counties for the past week have been an unprecedented disaster, and persistent Santa Ana winds threaten to keep the smoke and horror going. At least 24 people have died and more than 40,000 acres have burned. Many residents will…
The Defense secretary nominee said he’ll ‘look under the hood’ if confirmed.
With all the challenges that restaurants have faced during this period of culinary and hospitality growth, we took for granted that we would have clean and safe water to drink and cook with as we opened the doors every day. That faith in clean and safe water was shaken to the core last week.
The decision affects policies for homeowners, renters and condo associations, including most policies it has in Pacific Palisades.
Description: During Pete Hegseth's confirmation trial for defense secretary, Sen. Elizabeth Warren highlighted the ban against former generals working in defense contracting for at least 10 years. Typically, it’s seen as a conflict of interest for high-ranking military officials to work for …
🎧 The hosts explore the tension between inclusivity and the preservation of unique community identities in an increasingly globalized society.
The GOP has a tough task ahead: dealing with a looming financial crunch in Washington. Key parts of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will expire, adding to the national debt, which has already hit $36.1 trillion.
Four mayoral administrations for nearly a quarter century have kept records hidden
Whether it was Will Rogers or Tony Soprano, the old advice of "buy land, God's not making any more of it" is good real estate advice. But it's hardly an iron law.
Issues surrounding city blight were what originally brought the members of Virginia First Cities together more than two decades ago. Despite some real gains, there remains cause for concern, and it is why the recent water issues in Richmond are perhaps symptomatic of systemic issues that all Virginia local governments are facing head-on.
Only 20% of Greenland is habitable and 56,000 people live on the frigid island nation. So why would president-elect Donald Trump possibly use military force to overtake the country?
The General Assembly has another opportunity to right a wrong this year.
The governor’s claim that the costs of a regulated market outweigh its benefits ignores the reality on the ground.
The editorial board oversees the opinions section and pens editorials, with the board’s consensus, with the goal of offering perspective and contextualization to the Richmond Times-Dispatch’s daily coverage.
Sometimes it takes a crisis to shine a light on the solution that’s staring us in the face. When the water shuts off in Richmond, the entire region pays the price — as both Henrico and Hanover found out last week.
It’s going to take a few days to get back to normal, but we can all breathe a sigh a relief that the water is pumping again. Assessing the problem and root causes? That’s going to take some time.
In a city that seemed to pass him by, Stoney largely abandoned his campaign promise to clean up City Hall in pursuit of the big shiny object.Â
When Donald Trump took over the White House back in January 2017, an appalled opposition started a movement called "the resistance." Its purpose was to stop Trump's worst excesses. Some may recall the massive Women's Marches and other anti-Trump demonstrations.
The flames ripping through parts of Los Angeles and neighboring counties for the past week have been an unprecedented disaster, and persistent Santa Ana winds threaten to keep the smoke and horror going. At least 24 people have died and more than 40,000 acres have burned. Many residents will soon return to leveled neighborhoods, having watched via home security cameras or news feeds as the inferno engulfed their homes and businesses.
The Defense secretary nominee said he’ll ‘look under the hood’ if confirmed.
With all the challenges that restaurants have faced during this period of culinary and hospitality growth, we took for granted that we would have clean and safe water to drink and cook with as we opened the doors every day. That faith in clean and safe water was shaken to the core last week.
Regarding Michael Paul Williams' diagnosis of Richmond's water crisis ("City Hall must tap into competence," Jan. 11), I couldn't agree more. It's only the latest instance of a long, depressing record of Richmond city mismanagement, incompetence and can-kicking.
I take exception to Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s opinion that cutting federal jobs in Virginia, according to the incoming president’s plan, is okay with him.
When President Jimmy Carter left office, the gift from his staff was a collection of woodworking equipment.
I commend Gov. Glenn Youngkin for proposing that the state give some relief on personal property (car) taxes (“Youngkin taking on car tax again,†Dec. 18). This effort will not have any lasting impact unless the state reins in the amount of real estate taxes localities can collect. This is w…
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