Fairfax City Council approved a special use permit application to redevelop the Hy-Way Motel property with permanent supportive housing.
Fairfax City Council will consider on Tuesday the Lamb Center/Wesley Housing's plan to replace the Hy-Way Motel with affordable housing.
Both the Fairfax City Council and Fairfax County Board of Supervisors approve Phase II design and construction agreement.
The public will have a chance to provide feedback on the Plantation Parkway Neighborway on Dec. 14.
Three-judge panel dismisses Anahita N. "Ana" Renner's petition requesting a recount of the 2022 Fairfax City Council race.
Attorney for Anahit N. "Ana" Renner counters motion to dismiss her petition seeking a recount of the 2022 Fairfax City Council election.
The City of Fairfax invites the community to a ceremony to retire the 1973 city seal, which will be held at 6 p.m. on Dec. 6.
Fairfax City Stormwater Management Division staff will assess the main stem of Accotink Creek and all of its tributaries.
A 56-year-old Fairfax City man was the victim in a fatal accident on Main Street involving a pedestrian on Saturday night, police say.
The petition calling for a recount of the Nov. 8 Fairfax City Council race failed to include the all winning candidates, lawyer says.
A Fairfax City Circuit Court judge has scheduled a preliminary hearing on City Council Candidate Ana Renner's ballot recount request.
Finishing 15 votes behind sixth-place finisher Billy M. Bates, Fairfax City Council candidate Ana Renner is requesting a recount.
Work continues on the project to reinstall the final two columns on the 122-year-old building.
With all the votes counted, Catherine Read is elected mayor and Billy Bates edges past Ana Renner for the final Fairfax City Council seat.
Fairfax City residents can suggest new names through Nov. 28. for 14 streets that the city council voted in July to change.
The small number of votes separating candidates in the Fairfax mayor and city council races could trigger multiple recount filings.
Catherine Read declares victory over opponent Sang Yi in campaign to become the City of Fairfax's next mayor.
The fee for all real estate owners in Fairfax City supports a dedicated fund used exclusively for stormwater management.
When Fairfax City voters head to the polls on Tuesday, volunteers will likely offer them a selection of sample ballots from which to choose.
Amid accusations of partisan politics in the 2022 Fairfax City election, voters will choose a new mayor and city council on Tuesday.
Sen. Chap Petersen confirmed that one of his employees dropped off the "Non-Partisan Sample Ballots" at Fairfax City Hall on Saturday.
Two campaigns file Stand By Your Ad complaints over anonymous "independent/non-partisan" sample ballot handed out at Fairfax City Hall.
From 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, University Drive will close between North and Main streets.
From 3-5 p.m. Oct. 31, bring your boos and ghouls to trick or treat at Fairfax City Hall.
Twenty current and former Fairfax City elected officials sent a letter to voters criticizing the partisanship in the current election.
As voters cast their ballots in the November 2022 elections, additional early voting locations are preparing to open in Fairfax County.
Fairfax City has begun a comprehensive housing assessment, with the goal to recommend future housing policies to the City Council.
Old Lee Hills and Cobbdale civic associations host candidates forum Wednesday night at Sherwood Community Center in Fairfax City.
Mayoral candidates Sang Yi and Catherine Read reported receiving a combined total of more than $210,000 in campaign contributions in 2022.
Fairfax City is distributing free Yard Waste Only stickers to residents who receive city refuse collection services.
Two Fairfax City civic associations are hosting a candidates forum Wednesday night at the Sherwood Community Center.
Sarah Kelsey is running in the Nov. 8 general election to fill one of the five seats on the City of Fairfax School Board.
Fairfax City residents will vote for mayor, city council and school board on Nov. 8. The deadline for voter registration is Monday, Oct. 17.
With municipal elections moving from May to November, some predicted Fairfax City's nonpartisan campaigns would become more partisan.
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation awarded a $144,000 grant to Fairfax City for two flood prevention projects.
Stacy Hall is running in the Nov. 8 general election to fill one of the five seats on the City of Fairfax School Board.
Incumbent So P. Lim is running for one of the six seats on the Fairfax City Council in the Nov. 8 general election.
Joseph Harmon is running for one of the six seats on the Fairfax City Council in the Nov. 8 general election.
Fairfax City is considering a proposal to install a mural on the back of the Big Buns restaurant in the Point 50 shopping center.