Public comments will be received in writing up until 4:30 p.m. the day of the meeting.
Fredericksburg is developing a plan to reopen the city government in response to Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam's phase one plan.
Fredericksburg officials are pleased the rating agencies recognized the city's work to mitigate the financial impacts of the coronavirus.
Gov. Ralph Northam pushed back municipal elections, including Fredericksburg's mayoral, city council and school board elections, to May 19.
The City of Fredericksburg is offering guidance for workers and employers at businesses that are still open during the coronavirus crisis.
Fredericksburg will pay all premiums for the furloughed full-time employees to maintain their health, dental and eye care benefits.
Fredericksburg notified about 40 employees Thursday that they will be placed on furlough status as of May 2 due to the coronavirus.
Fredericksburg is providing $200,000 of emergency grant funding to 83 small businesses to help them survive the coronavirus crisis.
Virginia will need to "build a new normal" in which residents can live safely when the coronavirus orders are lifted, the governor said.
The purpose of this document is to describe the City of Fredericksburg’s approach to reducing bacteria discharges from its MS4.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signed several gun control bills into law that will increase background checks and limit handgun purchases.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam has signed bills to roll back certain restrictions on abortion in the state, his office announced Friday.
Gov. Ralph Northam announced plans Friday to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in nursing homes and the state prison system.
Instructions on how to attend future virtual meetings of City Council and other Boards and Commissions will be available online.
Virginia signed a $27 million contract for personal protective equipment that will be distributed to the state's health-care workers.
The City of Fredericksburg has signed a mutual aid agreement with neighboring counties to share resources during the coronavirus crisis.
Virginia is providing $2.5 million in emergency funding to house the state's homeless population during the coronavirus.
Virginia officials are attempting to boost hospital bed capacity based on projections that a coronavirus surge will begin in late April.
Fairfax County has developed streamlined regulations to build temporary medical structures during the coronavirus crisis.
While Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam wants everyone to stay home to slow down the spread of the coronavirus, there are some exceptions.
The Fredericksburg area has 23 coronavirus cases in Stafford, six in Spotsylvania, two in Fredericksburg and two in King George.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam wants the the Trump administration to set up a federal testing site for the coronavirus in the D.C. area.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam criticized Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. for inviting students to return to the school.
Fredericksburg is urging residents to be patient and is encouraging them to volunteer, if possible, during the coronavirus crisis.
The Republican Party said it postponed the convention because "its top priority is the health and well-being of Virginia's citizens."
Elections officials are encouraging Fredericksburg residents to vote absentee by mail in the May elections due to the coronavirus.
The City of Fredericksburg issued emergency regulations for restaurants and gathering places Tuesday in response to the coronavirus.
The Board of Zoning Appeals has cancelled the March 16 meeting. The meeting will be rescheduled for April 20, 2020.
The City of Fredericksburg declared a state of emergency in response to growing concerns surrounding the spread of the coronavirus.
Former Vice President Joe Biden won the Super Tuesday Democratic primary election by a wide margin in the City of Fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg recruits city and university officials to star in a video that explains why 2020 Census participation is important.
The Spotsylvania board adopted a revised policy that eliminates all exceptions to when the county can remove illegal roadside signs.
Central Rappahannock Regional Library is partnering with the U.S. Census Bureau to help residents complete their 2020 Census forms.
The new wastewater project would be the most expensive capital project in Fredericksburg's history, the Free Lance-Star reported.
The 2nd annual Virginia March For Life is planned for Thursday, with a rally at the state Capitol starting at 11:45 a.m.
Virginia's registration deadline to vote in the March 3 Democratic primary nears as controversy still surrounds the Iowa caucuses.
The City of Fredericksburg installed 30 new Sidewalk Buttlers in the downtown area to help prevent cigarette litter.
Stafford County received a nearly $875,000 grant from Virginia to bring fixed wireless Internet service to unserved resident.
Gun rights rally speaker in Richmond tells audience that the American people have "the right and duty to be armed at all times."
Here's a list of dates for Fredericksburg residents to remember for 2020 elections, including deadlines for registering to vote.