Josh Janney is a city reporter who focuses on local news in Hampton, Virginia. He writes for publications such as the Virginian-Pilot, Daily Press, and Yahoo News, and his work has also been featured in the Hastings Tribune Newspaper, Lawton Publishing Company, and NBC4 Washington. Josh covers a range of topics including city development, government meetings, personnel changes, and community events.
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HAMPTON — Hampton's races were too early to call as of 12:15 a.m. on Wednesday.
To get residents involved in the budget process early, Newport News has launched an online survey so people can provide feedback on spending priorities for the coming fiscal year.
Newport News announced Friday that it has appointed Synethia White as its first Community Violence Prevention Manager in the city's bid to reduce violence and enhance community safety.
By: Josh Janney
The Newport News Williamsburg Airport isn't what it used to be. The once-bustling transit hub saw upwards of 1 million travelers in 2012.
City leaders want to crack down on squatters and houses falling into disrepair. Subscribe to continue reading this article.
Voters across Hampton Roads reelected incumbent mayors in cities where they were on the ballot this year.
As Thanksgiving approaches, organizations, nonprofits and volunteer groups are offering several opportunities for Hampton Roads residents to grab a free meal.
Loading your audio article The Fort Monroe Authority on Thursday unanimously selected Scott Martin to be its new chief executive officer — ending a nationwide search that has been underway since the spring.
Newport News City Council on Tuesday is expected to vote on an ordinance that would prohibit people from possessing, carrying or transporting firearms in buildings owned or used by the city government.
Newport News City Council voted 6-1 Tuesday to prohibit guns in buildings owned or used by the city government — despite opposition from several local gun owners and gun rights activists.
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