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Donald Trump · United States

Trump signs tax and spending cut bill at White House July 4 ceremony

56% Center coverage: 388 sources

President Donald Trump signed his package of tax breaks and spending cuts into law Friday after his cajoling produced almost unanimous Republican support in Congress for the domestic priority that could cement his second-term legacy.See the Story

DEI · Virginia

University of Virginia president resigns under Trump administration pressure on DEI: Report

48% Center coverage: 185 sources

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Charlottesville · Charlottesville

New Zoning Ordinance Voided in Charlottesville

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (CBS19 NEWS) -- A new zoning ordinance in Charlottesville has been ruled null and void by Judge Claude Worrell after the city's legal team failed to file an important document before the deadline.See the Story

Some affordable housing projects in limbo after judge voids Charlottesville's new zoning code

It’s been three days since a judge ordered the city to toss out its new zoning law, which went into effect in February 2024, and revert to its old one. The problem is, in order to institute the new zoning ordinance, the city had to repeal the old one. That leaves the city with no effective zoning ordinance, Charlottesville City Manager Sam Sanders said on Wednesday. This zoning debacle has put developers in an unusual spot — without an ordinanc…Charlottesville · Charlottesville Read Article

Charlottesville has paused acceptance of new land use applications

Two days after Charlottesville Circuit Court Judge Worrell voided the city’s new Development Code, there is nothing on the city’s website to indicate that outcome. Judge Worrell entered an order of default judgement against the City of Charlottesville after an outside counsel failed to file a document in a timely manner. As of 10:46 a.m., that includes the Neighborhood Development Services website, the zoning page, or the portal where members of…Charlottesville · Charlottesville See the Story

She left Yogaville because of its toxic environment, but wants to keep telling the stories of survivors

Editor’s note: This article contains references to emotional, physical and sexual abuse that might be triggering for some readers. I was half-asleep in bed late one night in 2023, squinting at my phone screen, thumb sore from doomscrolling, when a post in a private Yogaville Facebook group caught my eye. “AI Swami,” it read. Yogaville, the spiritual community in Buckingham County, Virginia founded by Swami Satchidananda, was the place I called h…Environment · Charlottesville Read Article

Local transit service Jaunt wants community feedback

Jaunt, a local on-demand transit service, has launched a survey seeking feedback from its riders — frequent, infrequent, or even those who have never ridden it at all. Jaunt, which is the main provider of supplemental public transportation in Charlottesville and urban parts of Albemarle County for people with disabilities, also operates Connect, a commuter service with stops in Buckingham, Lovingston, and along 29 North to UVA and the City of C…Charlottesville · Charlottesville Read Article

What Is No Kings Day?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

For many in central Virginia and around the world, monitoring news can come at a significant cost. Even a glance at a phone or other device can lead to a range of emotions and not much time to process them; social media doesn’t make this any easier, as many posts about major events or policy changes are polarizing. All of this can contribute to feelings of isolation or negativity. Many participants in the “No Kings Day” protest in Charlottesvill…Protest · Charlottesville See the Story

How should the City of Charlottesville regulate short-term rentals like AirBnB and VRBO?

The City of Charlottesville will be revising its short-term rental ordinance, and it wants input from the community. The city is conducting an online survey to better understand what people think about short-term rentals, more commonly known as “AirBnBs,” referring to a company founded in 2008 that connects property owners with short-term renters. The 14-question survey takes between 5 and 10 minutes to complete, and includes both multiple choic…Charlottesville · Charlottesville Read Article

'No Kings' Protests Give Badly Needed Spark of Optimism to Democrats

42% Center coverage: 148 sources

Millions of people turned out for "No Kings" protests nationwide on Saturday that were largely peaceful though there were some arrests and police had to disperse unruly crowds, including in Georgia and Los Angeles.Andrew Cuomo See the Story

Two candidates compete for the 62nd District House of Delegates Republican nomination

Two candidates are competing in this year’s Republican primary for Virginia’s House of Delegates District 62 seat. Only Republicans are holding a contested primary for the open seat in the 62nd District. Madison County Board of Supervisors Chair Clay Jackson is facing off against small‑business owner Karen Hamilton. The Democratic side saw Sara Ratcliffe secure her nomination unopposed. The winner of the Republican primary will face Ratcliffe i…Charlottesville · Charlottesville Read Article

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Trump signs tax and spending cut bill at White House July 4 ceremony

University of Virginia president resigns under Trump administration pressure on DEI: Report

New Zoning Ordinance Voided in Charlottesville

Some affordable housing projects in limbo after judge voids Charlottesville's new zoning code

Charlottesville has paused acceptance of new land use applications

She left Yogaville because of its toxic environment, but wants to keep telling the stories of survivors

Local transit service Jaunt wants community feedback

What Is No Kings Day?

How should the City of Charlottesville regulate short-term rentals like AirBnB and VRBO?

'No Kings' Protests Give Badly Needed Spark of Optimism to Democrats

Two candidates compete for the 62nd District House of Delegates Republican nomination

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