The March 1 deadline for sequestration is here.
Multiple Ashburn sites are the mix as the county attempts to lure 11,000 federal jobs.
In WTOP interview Wednesday morning, Virginia's 10th district representative says sequestration likely won't be stopped before March 1.
The Sully District supervisor and school board member will hold a meeting March 13 at Rocky Run Middle School.
County released information Monday on average home values, percent changes.
No employee pay increases in Fiscal Year 2014 spending plan, which would increase average household taxes by $262 and give Fairfax County Public Schools $62 million less than officials asked for.
Terry McAuliffe said he disagreed with parts of bill but thought supporting the compromise that passed the Senate on Saturday was crucial.
Speaking today in Virginia, President Obama targeted Congress for putting "games" over the jobs of tens of thousands of people in Virginia, and he asked for help to prevent sequestration. Here's how to contact your congressman.
Sequestration could affect every traveler at airports nationwide, say U.S. Reps. Jim Moran, Gerry Connolly and U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine speaking from Reagan National Airport Monday.
"There simply is no existing revenue to fund our infrastructure needs. Passing along a chronic problem to future generations would be irresponsible and only worsen our economic recovery in the long-term."
The county faces a $169 million shortfall.
Final budget amendments includes $3.4 million to add 1,700 in-state undergraduate seats at Virginia universities.
Federal employee union says "larger and costlier contractor workforce relatively untouched" by sequestration.
Sen. Janet Howell calls compromise — expected to raise $880 million a year for roads and mass transit —"truly the best we're going to get."
News reports say fundraiser for McAuliffe, Democrat running for governor in Virginia, is set for March 13.
Bill aiming to build consensus around Bob McDonnell's plan to bring $3 billion to transportation projects met with mixed reviews.
With budget shortfalls on the horizon, Fairfax County employee pay could take a hit this year.
Unions, some supervisors say proposed changes to how Fairfax County pays its employees — namely, an odd-even pay increase system — need more discussion.
Bill would impose harsher penalties, make texting while driving a primary offense.
We drove around with Animal Control officer Enna Lugo, and learned about Bats, Rabid Raccoons, and Biscuit, the wild Shih Tzu.
If passed, the Virginia Public School Authority would be authorized to issue up to $6 million each year in grants to school divisions to buy security equipment.
Governor sends letter to President Obama, congressional delegation.
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Lottery system for tickets begins Thursday and ends Monday, Feb. 25.
Startup Act 3.0 combines elements of immigration reform to spur job growth.
New Loudoun County library will serve 100,000.
Virginia’s junior senator calls sequestration ‘abdication of responsibility.’
Monday is a federal holiday.
Access to guns, mental health covered in Virginia rep's report by the National Science Foundation — topics he says need to stay part of the conversation.
Virginia will remain among the 21 states that do not give home-schoolers access to play public school sports.
Three officials allegedly worked with GOP in Virginia to oust Democrats from the organization responsible for building the Silver Line.
Fairfax High grad must pay higher out-of-state tuition rates for college after entering country illegally at age 12.
Local lawmakers will be in attendance at President's annual speech at the Capitol.
U.S. Senator from Virginia hopes President highlights entrepreneurship Tuesday night in State of the Union address.
State Sen. Herring, who represents part of Chantilly in the 33rd District, which includes parts of Loudoun and Fairfax counties, drew 128 votes, and 108 votes were cast for Justin Fairfax, an assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.
Omar Joseph Samaha works on gun safety issues, after his sister Reema was killed in Virginia Tech tragedy.
Supporters 'optimistic' about bill becoming law next year.
Funding package was derailed by Virginia Senate Democrats late Tuesday, though the House version of the legislation still has a chance for approval.
Republican-sponsored Senate bill proposed redrawing many districts for GOP edge.
Bolling tells dinner crowd to save March 14 for big announcement, AP reports.