All City of Alexandria government offices will be closed Thursday, December 23 and Friday, December 24, in observance of the holidays.
Two new labor relations hires will administer the collective bargaining ordinance adopted earlier this year.
The Alexandria unemployment rate improved somewhat, according to the newest figures.
The Human Rights Campaign Foundation and Equality Federation Institute have announced the City of Alexandria is one of 110 such cities.
The Alexandria unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.
The City of Alexandria invites the public to help make the 2021 holiday season brighter for some of the most vulnerable members.
Local races were on the ballot for Alexandria voters on Tuesday as well as state races for governor, House of Delegates and more.
Ish Boyle, a Marine Corps veteran and father of two ACPS students, is running for Alexandria School Board in District A.
As the Nov. 2 election approaches, in-person early voting will be available through the end of the week at two Alexandria locations.
A 1.5 percent pay increase is proposed as police and firefighter unions have raised concerns about pay rates in recent months.
The City of Alexandria is providing residents with assistance to make changes to their Medicare prescription drug plans and health plans.
A new in-person early voting site opened in Alexandria on Friday at the Beatley Library and will remain open through Oct. 30.
Help end the pandemic by wearing a mask over both your nose and mouth, washing your hands frequently, and getting vaccinated.
The Alexandria unemployment rate improved somewhat during the late summer.
Tuesday is the last day for residents to register or update their address before the Nov. 2 general election in Virginia.
Sarah Bagley, one of the six Democratic primary winners for Alexandria City Council, is seeking a win in the general election.
Early voting is already underway for the 2021 general election on Nov. 2.
For Immediate Release: September 29, 2021
Jacinta Greene is running for reelection in District A of the Alexandria School Board.
Alexandria City Manager Mark Jinks has announced the appointment of Daniel Medina, Ph.D., P.E., as Flood Action Alexandria Program Manager.
At a legislative meeting, the Alexandria City Council voted unanimously to increase the City of Alexandria's capacity to support households.
Resources allocated by City Council will help people at risk of eviction after the CDC's eviction moratorium ended.
PreeAnn Johnson, a retired principal who spent 36 years at ACPS, is running for Alexandria School Board in District B.
More than 1 out of every 10 Alexandria rental households are behind on rents as of early August, according to a new analysis.
Gubernatorial candidates Terry McAuliffe and Glenn Youngkin will participate in a second debate after early voting started Sept. 17.
At a public hearing Sept. 18, the Alexandria City Council voted to amend City Code provisions regulating procurement of contracts.
The City of Alexandria, Arlington County and Fairfax County are simultaneously taking steps to reduce negative environmental impacts.
Tammy Ignacio, a retired ACPS administrator, is running for Alexandria School Board in District B.
Alexandria and neighboring Arlington and Fairfax Counties adopted the 5-cent tax on disposable plastic bags.
After the deadline for interested city manager candidates to apply, City Council will hold an input session with the community.
The Alexandria city unemployment rate improved somewhat during the summer.
The Planning Commission will consider tweaks to the zoning ordinance, extension of COVID-19 business flexibilities and more in September.
The City of Alexandria urges residents, businesses and property owners to prepare for the remnants of Tropical Storm Ida.
The City of Alexandria invites the public to participate in its Academy programs to learn local government, partner agencies.
The City of Alexandria is currently accepting permit applications for “parklets”—temporary parks located in parking spaces.
Join the City of Alexandria and communities around the world in support of International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31.
Aug. 13, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Marcia Fudge, Congressman Don Beyer (VA-08), and others visited.