While Richmond residents will not see a four-cent real estate tax cut, Richmond City Council voted in favor of a competing ...

The city of Richmond is taking new steps to try to get a billboard off of a historical site. City Council officially named ...

While the council debated but did not pass a proposal to lower the real estate tax rate from $1.20 to $1.16 per $100 of ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) -Richmond City Council voted no to cut real-estate taxes by four cents, but yes to Mayor Stoney’s tax ...

An advertising company that owns the billboard said it will relinquish the structure once the city provides a replacement ...

Mayor Levar Stoney discussed the recent approval of several legislative proposals by the Richmond City Council, including maintaining the real estate tax rate at $1.20 and a one-time four-cent tax ...

Hours after clinching his bid to become Richmond’s next mayor, mayor-elect Danny Avula joined outgoing Mayor Levar Stoney in ...

Council OK’d spending $5.5 million to purchase the 96-acre site off Walmsley Boulevard, and split on votes on a proposed real ...

Richmond City Council on Tuesday night settled its protracted, two-month debate over the city’s real estate tax rate — opting ...