Cynthia Newbille
A Budget Bagatelle
A few lessons in chess, and life, gleaned from Richmond's recent maneuvers in adopting its fiscal year 2019-20 plan Read more
Boulevard Change Approved
"It's a matter of moral priority, and doing the right thing," Councilwoman Kim Gray says of the proposal to rename the thoroughfare in honor of Arthur Ashe Jr. Read more
Seat Swap
Cynthia Newbille moves into the president's chair on Richmond City Council, while Chris Hilbert becomes vice president. Read more
Flip to the Back: Cynthia Newbille
The 7th District Richmond City Council representative answers our pressing questions. Read more
‘In the Name of Our Children’
Richmond's City Council and School Board move toward agreement on the proposed RVA Education Compact Resolution. Read more
A 'Game Changer' for Homeowners
The Maggie Walker Community Land Trust breaks ground on the first of four houses in Church Hill. Read more
New Leadership
Richmond's City Council and School Board swore in a fresh crop of representatives and elected new leadership on Monday at City Hall. Read more
Field Notes: Your Next City Council and School Board
Richmond City Council incumbents swept their races, but a School Board shakeup left only one incumbent safe. Read more
Field Notes: RCDC Endorsements
The Richmond City Democratic Committee on Thursday endorsed candidates in 17 of the 18 City Council and School Board races. Read more
Field Notes: Crusade Endorsements
The Richmond Crusade for Voters on Tuesday night voted to endorse Joe Morrissey, a former commonwealth’s attorney and state delegate, in the mayoral election. Read more
Field Notes: REA Endorsements
The Richmond Education Association on Wednesday afternoon endorsed Levar Stoney’s campaign for Richmond mayor, as well candidates in 16 of the 18 Richmond City Council and Richmond School Board races. Read more
Field Notes: Council Clarity
Five Richmond City Council incumbents have challengers lining up for the November elections; four open seats are up for grabs. Read more
