Final actions taken on legislation from 2025 General Assembly including veto of funding for Charlottesville low-barrier emergency shelter
Senator Creigh Deeds had put in a budget request for the project
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A look at changes Governor Youngkin recommended in 2025 legislation
The General Assembly returns to Richmond today to respond to Youngkin’s vetos and amendments.
Youngkin appoints former Attorney General Cuccinelli to UVA Board of Visitors
Cuccinelli still must be confirmed by the General Assembly.
Governor Youngkin vetoes 157 bills including one to allow localities to hold referendum on sales tax for school construction
A review of some but not all of the 157 vetoes made by Governor Youngkin before the deadline.
Governor Youngkin approves 180 bills in first wave of action
So far no vetoes and no amendments, but there’s still time!
Virginia helping prepare federal workers for their job losses
Support includes a virtual job seminar taking place on March 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
New technology to improve safety to be piloted at four Albemarle County intersections
The new technology allows researchers to capture more data about how intersections are used, data that might be used to inform safer design in the future.
State Corporation Commission reminds Virginians of National Consumer Protection Week
While federal protections may be under threat, the State Corporation Commission has a role to play if you’re experiencing issues with a business practice.
Still no signatures from Governor Youngkin
Another summary of some results from the Virginia General Assembly so far in 2025
Virginia legislators hear more about impacts of move to reduce federal government
The second of two articles from a meeting of the House Emergency Committee on the Impacts of Federal Workforce and Funding Reductions