Scott McCaffrey

The number of Alexandria residents counted as unemployed in June was at the highest level since March and stood 36% higher than at the start of the second Trump administration, according to new state data.

Members of the Fairfax City Council have reacted generally favorably to the latest proposal to redevelop the Courthouse Plaza Shopping Center

Janet Howell, who represented portions of Arlington for two separate stints during a 32-year career in the Virginia Senate, is being remembered as

An affordable housing project that opened near Rosslyn late last year was highlighted in a recent presentation on model projects in Northern Virginia.

A new Alexandria townhouse development was saluted July 29 for its creative development plan and focus on providing affordable homeownership opportunities.

Fairfax County recorded a 10% year-over-year increase in the number of residents counted as unemployed in June, according to new state data. With 611,867 residents in the civilian workforce and 22,888 looking for jobs, the county's non seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for June was 3.6%. Figures were reported July 29 by the Virginia Department of

A proposal to replace two aging office buildings with 37 residential units and a small retail facility has met with mixed responses from members of the Fairfax City Council.

Plans for a behavioral health facility on S. Carlin Springs Road are raising questions about the future of a nearby county-owned parcel.

A proposal for a senior living facility on Langston Blvd received mixed marks at a site plan review committee (SPRC) meeting last week.

Arlington Democrats and Republicans will each gather tonight (Wednesday) to dissect last night's primary results and plot road maps to the Nov. 3 general election.