Incumbent State Sen. Chap Petersen has outraised his Democratic primary challenger Saddam Salim, according to the latest financial filings.
The urban forest assessment will provide a physical inventory of trees on city-owned land and an analysis of the city’s urban tree canopy.
A design public hearing will be held for the Blenheim Boulevard Multimodal Improvements Project on June 13.
Fairfax City Council declared June as LGBTQ Pride Month, with a celebration planned at Old Town Hall on Saturday, June 3.
Incumbent State Sen. J.C. "Chap" Petersen is running in the 37th District race against newcomer Saddam Azlan Salim in the June 20 primary.
The man charged in a baseball bat on two staffers of Rep. Gerry Connolly chased a woman with a baseball bat earlier that day, police said.
A staffer and intern of a VA congressman were injured in an assault with a baseball bat. The suspect was charged; no motive is known.
Fairfax City's Communications and Marketing Office won two awards from the National Association of Government Communicators.
Sen. Chap Petersen's campaign has not filed its threatened lawsuit against opponent Saddam Azlan Salim, his opponent in the June 20 primary.
Fairfax City has launched the Small Area Plan for the Fairfax Circle area, which should take about a year to complete.
Sen. Chap Petersen sent a cease and desist letter threatening to sue primary opponent Saddam Salim over potentially confusing websites.
An Ashburn man is facing malicious wounding and firearms charges in connection with two shooting incidents last December in Fairfax City.
City of Fairfax voters will be casting ballots for candidates in the June 20 Democratic Party Primary three races.
Task force dialogue will examine the impact of homelessness on unhoused residents and the wider residential and business communities.
Fairfax City seeks input on preliminary design concepts for the Jermantown Road Corridor Improvement Project.
Fairfax City Council endorsed a design to address safety and operational deficiencies at the Chain Bridge Road/Eaton Place intersection.
Alcohol-based hand sanitizer should never be poured down the drain.
The Mayor and City Council are reviewing and discussing the proposed budget and Capital Improvement Projects Plan.
Democrat Erika Yalowitz announced on Thursday that she was withdrawing from the 37th District State Senate race.
Sen. Chap Petersen raised more than twice what each of his opponents in the upcoming Democratic Party have raised in 2023.
Washington Gas is conducting gas service work and meter relocation in the City of Fairfax.
Plan approved to address the safety and operational deficiencies of the Chain Bridge Road and Eaton Place intersection in Fairfax City.
Bring unwanted or expired prescription and over-the-counter drugs to the City of Fairfax Police Department on April 22.
Fairfax City provides real estate tax relief and rent relief for senior citizens and city residents with permanent and total disabilities.
City of Fairfax has scheduled three Community Learning Sessions connected to the Homelessness Task Force.
The discovery of a hawk's nest with eggs in a tree slated for removal forced work on the Circle Woods Pond improvement project to halt.
State Sen. Chap Petersen kicked off his re-election campaign, during a birthday party at Vienna Volunteer Fire Department on Friday.
Fairfax County supervisors voted on Tuesday to raise their salaries by 30 percent and the chairman's salary by 38 percent in an 8-2 vote.
The customer service counters for Community Development and Planning and Code Administration will be closed for construction on Wednesday.
The decision invoking slavery, which settled an ongoing dispute between a divorced Fairfax couple, is being criticized by legal experts.
Public meeting planned to discuss proposed comprehensive plan amendment to redevelop the Pan Am Shopping Center
Fairfax City Parks and Recreation Department updated the mayor and city council about its plan to renovate Thaiss Park on Pickett Road.
Fairfax Village in the City Home for Life 2023 Expo is coming to the Sherwood Community Center in March.
"Just so you know," Catherine Read said casually during a recent conversation, “I've got more ideas than a dog has fleas.”
Dancers of all levels are invited to step onto the Sherwood Center’s dance floor to live musicby the Shepherds Pie Ceili Band.
Excluding value added for commercial and residential new construction, total assessed value increased 2.1 percent.
Each spring, Fairfax Water flushes its water mains by opening fire hydrants and allowing them to flow freely for a short period of time.
ABTB Mid-Atlantic, LLC presented a proposal to the Fairfax City Planning Commission to build a drive-thru Taco Bell on Fairfax Boulevard.
Fairfax City Mayor Catherine Read will introduce a free panel discussion on the impact of Title IX on March 12 at Fairfax City Hall.
Individual grants up to $50,000 were awarded to help these organizations mitigate some of the financial burdens imposed by the pandemic.