City Responds to Potomac River Cleanup Extension Rejection

The City of Alexandria responds to the Governor’s action on legislation regarding water quality projects.

Shots Fired in West Alexandria Apartment: Police

BREAKING: Alexandria Police are responding to a report of shots fired in an Alexandria apartment.

Potomac River Cleanup Extension Rejected by Legislature

Gov. Terry McAuliffe's amendments to the Republican bills would have given Alexandria more time to stop wastewater flow into the river.

Pothole Patrol: Here's Who to Call in Alexandria

A guide to the different agencies responsible for the potholes on Alexandria's roads.

Iraqi Refugees Detained Pending a Hearing: Update

Two of the Virginia-based Iraqi refugees charged with immigration fraud were detained Tuesday pending a Friday hearing.

Medicaid Expansion Debate Revived by Virginia Governor

BREAKING: Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe introduced a budget amendment to expand Medicaid as the Affordable Care Act remains in place.

Gov. McAuliffe Requests Briefing on Immigrant Enforcement in Virginia

Six Latino men were taken away in vans Feb. 8 by ICE agents after leaving a shelter at a church in the Mount Vernon area of Fairfax County.

Alexandria City Council Adopts 'Vision Zero'

The goal of 'Vision Zero' is to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries by the year 2028.

Federal Hiring Freeze Ordered by President Donald Trump Monday

One of three orders signed Monday morning, Trump's freeze on hiring federal employees does not include national security positions.

What’s a Couple Thousand Bills, Anyway?

State Sen. Adam Ebbin column from Richmond. The General Assembly is in session.

Transportation Tips for 58th Presidential Inauguration for Northern Virginia Residents

I-395 HOV northbound lanes will close at 3 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 20, reopen Friday evening. I-395 main lanes will be open.

Alexandria Sewage Discharges Threaten Public Health, Environmental Group Says

Fifty-one percent of City’s water samples show fecal bacteria at unsafe levels, according to Potomac Riverkeeper Network.

Governor Proposes 2017 Bonus for Virginia Teachers, State Workers

The one-time 1.5 percent bonus would be paid next December, partly funded by a new state tax amnesty program, McAuliffe says.

Election 2016: 'Selfies' Allowed in Virginia Voting Booths

Justin Timberlake posted a photo of himself at the voting booth, in Tennessee. Laws vary on the practice from state to state.

City Study Recommends Considering Parking Meters on Mount Vernon Avenue

A draft summary of the City study makes several recommendations to ease parking in Del Ray.

Virginia Kids Vote Hillary Clinton for President

Scholastic's poll of kids across the country included Virginia youth, and they're with her over Donald Trump.

Election 2016: Monday Is the Last Day to Register to Vote in Virginia

You can register online until midnight, drop off registration in the mail or stop by a voting location. Here's what you need to know.

Actress Marlo Thomas to Campaign for Clinton Campaign in Del Ray

Marlo Thomas, actress, producer and social activist, will campaign for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton Saturday in Del Ray.

Alexandria Planning Commission to Consider Warwick Pool Plans Nov. 1

In operation since 1958, old pool and pool house will be demolished to make way for $2 million-plus pool and pool house.

I-395: Virginia DRPT Invites Public to Open House

The Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation invites the public to attend an Open House on Sept. 21 to discuss highway study.

'Scandal' Star to Campaign for Hillary Clinton in Del Ray

Bellamy Young will be visiting Alexandria Saturday while campaigning for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

Confederate Jefferson Davis Hwy in Alexandria: City-Appointed Group Says Change Name

An ad hoc advisory group on Confederate memorials and street names issued its report Thursday to the City Council.

City of Alexandria Seeks Election Officers

Civic-minded residents are sought to ensure a smooth presidential election process on Nov. 8.

North Potomac Yard Advisory Group Seeks Public Input on Plan Update

The North Potomac Yard Small Area Plan Update Advisory Group will hold a meeting on July 25. The public is encouraged to attend.

Actor Tony Goldwyn Holds Hillary Clinton Campaign Event in Del Ray

The "Scandal" actor made a swing through Northern Virginia for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.

Virginia Wins $165 Million Federal Grant to Ease I-95 Bottleneck

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe announces grant to enhance travel by car, bus and train along Interstate 95.

Alexandria City Council Approves Potomac Yard Metrorail Station Concept Design

Construction is expected to begin in late 2017, with the station opening in 2020.

Potomac Yard Metro Planning Reaches Milestone

Final Environmental Impact Statement has been completed, City announced Monday. The 30-day review period for the Final EIS ends July 11.

Workshop Tonight on Simpson Park Playground

The Simpson Park Playground workshop Wednesday, May 25, will be held at the Mt. Vernon Recreation Center, 2701 Commonwealth Ave.

Casa Chirilagua Leases Conservatory Center

The local non-profit will provide community-based programs during five-year lease of building.

Restaurant Inspections: Hard Times Cafe, Alexandria Pastry, Pita House + More

Health inspections of local restaurants. Here's a look at some of the most recent visits.

Restaurant Inspections: Rustico, Zoe's Kitchen, Los Toltecos + More

Health inspections of local restaurants. Here's a look at some of the most recent visits.

Electric Chair in Virginia: Governor Says 'No'

Execution drugs not available? Governor says allow pharmacies to create lethal drugs in secret instead of electric chair as only option.

Buy a Slurpee + Pay Your Taxes? Yep

IRS teams up with payment services at 7-Eleven stores in 34 states, including Virginia, for people who need to pay in cash.

If Trump Is Nominee, a Third of Virginia GOP Voters to Defect: Poll

CNU poll says GOP voters turning their noses up at Trump would rather vote for Democrat, sit election out or vote for third-party candidate.

McDonnell Can't Use First Amendment Argument, Groups Say

Former Virginia governor is challenging his conviction on bribery charges before the Supreme Court April 27.

McAuliffe Vetoes 'Religious Freedom' Bill

Governor McAuliffe says legislation would have legalized discrimination.

McAuliffe Vetoes Bill to Defund Planned Parenthood

Governor Tuesday vetoed anti-abortion legislation that would have cut off state funding to Planned Parenthood’s six Virginia health centers.

Alexandria Considering 3 Food Truck Locations: Weigh In

The City is looking for your feedback on three locations it has identified where food trucks could do business in Alexandria. Weigh in!

Security Lighting at Beverley Park: Community Meeting Set

A man's body was found at the Alexandria park in November.