Tuesday's primary election determined who will compete in November for one of Virginia's U.S. Senate seats.
Fairfax City voters can cast ballots for candidates running in the U.S. Senate race in Virginia's dual primary.
Fairfax City Council reviewed redevelopment concepts for Chain Bridge Road and Courthouse Plaza during a work session Tuesday.
Fairfax City Council approved detached accessory dwelling units after a motion to postpone the decision failed on a 3-3 tie vote.
Fairfax planners unanimously endorsed replacing aging offices with 14 townhomes near Mantua. City Council votes Sept. 22.
Fairfax planners advanced a Merrifield plan allowing nearly 3,000 homes near Dunn Loring Metro. Supervisors vote Sept. 15.
Fairfax City planners will review two major pre-application housing concepts during Monday's work session.
Fairfax City Planning Commission is holding a public hearing on a proposal to replace offices at 9495 Silver King Court with 14 townhomes.
Pathway Homes will host a free artist reception at Fairfax Library featuring client artwork and a speech by a Fairfax congressman.
Steve Chang led Fairfax City Council fundraising through June, while Lockhart led the mayoral race.
Fairfax City weighs new activity-center zoning rules as council members debate density, height, parking and public benefits.
Fairfax City voters could decide Nov. 3 whether to authorize a 1 percent sales tax for school projects and public transportation.
House approves bill to rename a NoVA post office for the late U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly. The measure now heads to the Senate.
Fairfax City voters still have time to register to vote in the Aug. 4 primary to choose the Republican Party's candidate for U.S. Senate.
Fairfax City Council will consider placing a 1% sales tax referendum for schools and transit on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Virginia Task Force 1 is sponsored by Fairfax County.
Judge Steve Shannon has been named chief judge of the Fairfax Circuit Court, succeeding Chief Judge Penney Azcarate effective July 1.
Fairfax City Council adopted a green building policy, updated subdivision rules and approved future pay raises.
A new court ruling scuttled Virginia's SNAP restrictions, which were due to go into effect later this year.
Eleven candidates are on the ballot in November's Fairfax City Council race, while two new candidates are seeking the open mayor's seat.
Fairfax City voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.
Fairfax City Council will hold public hearings on green building rules, subdivision changes and council pay.
Fairfax City Council unanimously approved updates to its noise ordinance, including new rules for amplified sound and penalties.
Fairfax City planners reviewed an updated proposal for apartments, office, retail and public space on Chain Bridge Road.
The Fairfax City Planning Commission will discuss a mixed-use Chain Bridge Road project and possible updates to four small area plans.
Katherine Johnson Middle School students shared green redevelopment ideas for Northfax and Courthouse Plaza.
June proclaimed LGBTQIA+ Pride Month in Fairfax City ahead of Stacey C. Sherwood Center celebration on Saturday.
Fairfax protesters criticized ICE policies days after Gov. Abigail Spanberger approved limits on masks for law enforcement officers.
Fairfax City Council discussed whether to adopt a code of ethics, debating time, scope and enforcement of such a code.
Incumbent U.S. Rep. James Walkinshaw (D-11th) confirmed he was the Democratic Party's official candidate in the Nov. 3 general election.
Fairfax City is considering realigning the Wilcoxon Trail extension to Draper/Beach drives and conducting a $110K feasibility survey.
Fairfax Sen. Saddam Salim praised the signing of a police identification bill while criticizing the veto of ICE arrest restrictions measure.
Governor Spanberger signed a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. The NRA filed a lawsuit challenging the law.
Gov. Spanberger signs health care bills at Inova Schar Cancer Institute, capping insulin costs and expanding coverage for Virginia patients.
Fairfax City Council unanimously backs a 20-year waste plan focused on recycling, composting and tighter rules at the curb.
Fairfax City Council backs higher utility and BPOL rates to fund infrastructure, schools and employee pay boosts
Fairfax City Council will consider increases to meals, lodging, and utility taxes during its May 5 budget adoption meeting.
Fairfax City Council votes 6-0 to advance the $127M Willard-Sherwood project after financial revisions cut tax impacts.
Meeting transcripts show overwhelming support for the Willard-Sherwood Health and Community Center, citing safety concerns at Green Acres.
VDOT requests $3.5 million from Fairfax City following the George Snyder Trail cancellation, while offering to coordinate on repayment.