The city is asking residents to weigh in on proposed, low-cost changes aimed at reducing crashes at some of Richmond’s most dangerous intersections.
The city says it will stand up a new transportation department inside Public Works, add red-light cameras, and speed up intersection and crossing upgrades across Richmond.
The Richmond-based law firm is distributing $25 Lyft credits throughout December as part of its annual Sober Ride Home program.
RPD kicks off collaborative effort to reduce gun violence and boost public safety through September.
HCPS is introducing student ID cards to be used daily by all students from pre-K to the 12th grade. The cards bring together a handful of...
The General Assembly introduced several proposals to update public school curricula, including education around food allergies, mental health, hazing and overdose prevention.
A public meeting will be held at Linwood Holton Elementary School from 5:00 to 7:00 PM on Thursday, January 18th. The public is invited to collaborate...
Alcohol, distraction or speeding were the most deadly factors for pedestrians and cyclists in Virginia for at least the past three years. Those factors contributed to...
October is National Pedestrian Safety Awareness Month. September was Bicyclist and Pedestrian Awareness Month in Virginia. Fatal accidents and injuries involving road users increased last year,...
With the new system, the department’s 911 call-takers will follow a structured decision tree when questioning those who call or text 911 for emergency assistance.
