Lauren Shernoff
- Experts say that reports of the NoVa housing collapse are exaggerated.
Has the Northern Virginia Housing Market Imploded in the wake of Elon Musk and President Donald Trump’s efforts at firing hundreds of federal workers via Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency?
- Democrat led Senate panel kills efforts to track English Learner funding
The Democrat led Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee has rejected a proposal to collect data on this issue.
- Overdose crisis spurs school notification bills, but key details still up for debate
With drug overdoses continuing to strain Virginia communities, a proposal requiring schools to notify parents of overdose cases is gaining momentum in the General Assembly.
- Saudi private school shuts down in Herndon, shocking families
After close to a decade in the Herndon area, the Islamic private school announced in late January that it will close for good after the 2024-2025 academic year, citing challenges with identifying a “viable financial path to self-sustainability.”
- Loudoun County changes data center regulations
Loudoun County is in the process of building 117 data centers, but the Board of Supervisors of the county are considering major changes to the way the county regulates this booming industry because of the growing concerns of residents.
- Park View High School teacher arrested for intoxication
Loudoun County, VA (February 10, 2025): The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) has charged Travis Jones, a teacher at Park View High School in Sterling, with Drunk in Public while at school on February 7, 2025.
- Democrat Dan Helmer sues Democrats for $15 million over sexual assault allegations
Del. Dan Helmer, D-Fairfax, is hitting back. Months after facing sexual assault allegations that surfaced just days before his congressional primary, Helmer has filed a $15 million defamation lawsuit, claiming the accusations were politically motivated and knowingly false.
- Phyllis Randall blocks Loudoun Board from taking a stand on Tysons casino, despite fact Loudoun has commented on issues in Fairfax and West Virginia
Despite receiving 5,000 letters from Loudoun residents opposed to a gambling casino in Tysons, plus a letter from 33 prominent Loudoun businesses, civic leaders and former elected officials in opposition, the County Board of Supervisors on January 22nd took no position on Senate Bill 982 (SB982), which would enable casinos in Tysons, and potentially in Reston […]
- Gen Z: Put Your Hand to the Plow
This is part 3 of a three-part series on Gen Z. “No one who puts his hand to the plow and looks back is fit for the kingdom of God.’ These words from Jesus (Luke 9:62) are a constant reminder that we must always be working with vigilance toward a purpose and life worthy of the […]
- Data centers fuel energy debates as lawmakers seek ratepayer protections
With data centers placing an ever-growing strain on the grid, Virginia legislators are introducing measures to ensure residents don’t bear the brunt of rising energy costs caused by the booming industry. However, the proposals are facing stiff resistance.
- A congressman revives the proposal to rename Dulles Airport to Trump Airport
Congressional Republicans have once again pushed for the renaming of Dulles International Airport to President Donald Trump.
- Enrollment Now Open for the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office 53rd Citizens’ Police Academy
Loudoun County, VA (January 20, 2025) – The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) is excited to announce the start of its 53rd Citizens’ Police Academy, scheduled to begin on March 6, 2025.
- Jimmy Carter stood for healing – then why do Loudoun activists seek to divide on school names?
Jimmy Carter, our 39th president, died Dec. 30 at age 100 and had a wonderful state funeral in D.C. Jan. 9. I turned 18 in 1976 and voted for him. My first vote ever. I also voted for his re-election in 1980 over Ronald Reagan. (I only started voting Republican regularly after the 2000 election). Carter was not […]
- Interview with Ram Venkatachalam, candidate for HD-26
All Virginia News conducted the following interview with Ram Venkatachalam, candidate in the upcoming January 7th Special Election for Virginia House of Delegates District 26.
- Kannan Srinivasan on why he voted against notifying parents of drug overdoses
State Senator Del. Kannan Srinivasan (D-Dist. 32) answers why he voted against a bipartisan bill that would have mandated schools to inform parents within 24 hours of overdoses at school. The Virginia State Senate passed the legislation unanimously, but Democrats in the Virginia House of Delegates blocked it. A law requiring schools to inform parents of […]
- Abortion once again becomes focal point of Democratic races
An amendment to the state’s Constitution concerning abortion is at stake in the upcoming legislative session.
- Early voting has started in Loudoun for two critical state legislative seats
Early voting began yesterday for the special election scheduled for Jan. 7, 2025, and is open to registered voters of the 32nd State Senate District and the 26th House of Delegates Districts. The Loudoun County Republican Committee has information on its website, including a Voting Tool Kit. 🇱🇷 🇱🇷 🇱🇷 There are two Republicans running […]
- AVN Exclusive: Culpeper County Sheriff trial witness impersonated himself as law enforcement officer in Loudoun County
A year before the U.S. Attorney’s Office brought charges against Scott Jenkins, one of the businessmen he allegedly took money from in exchange for granting auxiliary deputy status to was in Loudoun County impersonating himself as a Leesburg narcotics officer Former Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins’ trial on federal bribery, fraud and conspiracy charges is […]
- Early voting starts in Loudoun tomorrow for two state legislative seats
Early voting starts tomorrow in Loudoun County for the 32nd State Senate District and the 26th House of Delegates District.
- Early voting for the Loudoun County January special election starts December 11
Early voting for the Jan. 7, 2025 special election begins Wednesday, Dec. 11.
- Trump headquarters burglary suspect captured in California
Man accused of burglarizing Trump campaign office in Ashburn arrested in California.
- Loudoun County School Board member defends turning off cameras during public comment sessions
Arben Istrefi, Sterling district school board member, defends the board’s decision to turn cameras off during public comment sessions.
- Fire marshals investigate early morning barn fire in Leesburg
Investigators from the Loudoun County Fire and Rescue Fire Marshal’s Office (LCFR FMO) remain on scene investigating an early morning barn fire that took place in the Catoctin District.
- Loudoun County school district offers public survey about renaming nine schools
Deadline to complete survey is Dec. 16.
- School board holds Nov. 26 private meeting concerning altercation
A Loudoun County School Board tonight has an agenda item on it for reviewing the behavior of an elected official. Deana Griffiths said she has been harassed by Heather Gottlieb for months.
- Loudoun County School Board member serves as election official, purportedly violating state law
Loudoun County School Board member Anne Donohue allegedly violates state law by serving as election officer Nov. 5.
- Loudoun County Firefighters participate in the 2024 Toys for Tots campaign
UPDATE (November 27, 2024): Exciting news! Our Toys for Tots Campaign has been extended! If you’ve been meaning to donate and help us brighten the holidays for children in need, now is the perfect time! We’re thrilled to announce that we’re extending our toy collection deadline through Saturday, December 7,
- For Trump, winning back the White House was ‘all about that base.’
There was an interesting revelation in a recent panel discussion at the University of Richmond about the 2024 election where all of us outsiders learned – to varying levels of astonishment – that Donald Trump’s campaign had no interest in persuading undecideds.
- Dominion reveals the true cost of data centers from pressure by the SCC
Ever since data centers started spreading across the Virginia landscape like an invasive pest, one important question has remained unanswered: How much does the industry’s insatiable demand for energy impact other utility customers?
- Human Trafficking Response Team holds inaugural community meeting
The Loudoun County Human Trafficking Response Team (HART) held its inaugural community meeting on November 15, 2024. This event was open to the public and included presentations from local government agencies and partner organizations involved in human trafficking prevention and response within Loudoun County. HART is a collaborative community effort organized by the Office of the Commonwealth’s A
- Democrat Candidate Kannan Srinivasan Faces Criticism for Strategic Moves to Senate District 32
Kannan Srinivasan, a Democratic candidate for Senate District 32, has drawn sharp criticism for his pattern of relocating to position himself for political office. Within the last year, Srinivasan has made two residential moves to align himself with districts where he believes he has the best chance of winning—a strategy opponents argue raises questions about […]
- Ram Venkatachalam wins Republican primary for Virginia House of Delegates Dist. 26
Ram Venkatachalam has won a close election for the Republican nomination for House of Delegates Dist. 26. The election took place at a Republican Mass Meeting of the 26th District called by Loudoun County Republican Committee Chairman Scott Pio. Also competing for the nomination was Ommair Butt, a resident of Ashburn. Ram and his wife are 15-year […]
- Tumay Harding wins Republican primary for Virginia Senate District 32
Tumay Harding dominated a crowded field of six candidates to win the Republican primary for the Virginia Senate Dist. 32 seat. Tumay, with endorsements from Sheriff Mike Chapman, former Virginia congressman Dick Black, and former state delegate Bob Marshall, won 64% of the votes. Tumay has lived in Loudoun County for 12 years with her husband […]
- Armed drug dealer Sentenced to 14 Years
Brian Alexander Snyder, a 27-year-old Manassas man, appeared before the Loudoun County Circuit Court for sentencing on two counts of Possession with the Intent to Distribute a Schedule I or II Substance (fentanyl and cocaine),
- Samuel Yan Announcement for 32nd District Senate Seat
I am running for the Republican nomination for the 32nd District Virginia Senate seat. I am an immigrant, had teaching experience in colleges both in and outside the country. Having lived in here for 24 years. I’ve seen firsthand the growth and changes in our county and have been deeply involved in our schools and […]
- Sam Abraham Announces Bid for 32nd Senate District
My name is Sam Abraham, and I am a proud husband to my lovely wife, Sawsan Sulaiman,and the father of two wonderful children: Matilda, who is in 8th grade, and Mike, who is in7th grade. Family is at the heart of everything I do, and I am passionate about supportingvalues that foster strong communities and […]
- RAFI KHAJA ENTERS 32ND DISTRICT STATE SENATE RACE TO FLIP VA SENATE TO GOP
(Loudoun County, Virginia, November 10, 2024) – Former House of Delegates candidate and local Eastern Loudoun community leader, Rafi Khaja, announced today that he will be seeking the GOP nomination in the firehouse primary to be held next Saturday. “As we witnessed in this past week’s election results, our country, and Loudoun County specifically, is […]
- Chad Dally Announces Candidacy for Virginia 32nd District
Aldie, VA 11/13/2024 – Today, Chad A. Dally has announced his candidacy for the Republican Nomination for the Virginia Senate District 32 seat. PLATFORM HIGHLIGHTS Chad currently works in corporate lending and has assisted in the facilitation of over $1 billion in loans to Greater Washington Corporations the last 8 years. This gives him a […]
- Op-Ed: Strong future depends on community engagement, personal responsibility, and transparency
Growing up in Fairfax County, I embraced the vibrant energy of city life! The bustling traffic and lively sounds created a dynamic atmosphere that was truly a part of my everyday experience. However, after earning my bachelor’s degree, certain life choices led me to relocate to Loudoun County, just as it was beginning to grow. […]
- All politics is local
Republican Kari Nacy was canvassing the Leesburg polling precincts Nov. 5 and stopped to talk with All Virginia News.
- SCC hearing examiner opposes undergrounding power lines
SCC hearing examiner says power lines should be built above ground in Aspen to Golden project.
- Subramanyam accepts donations from pro-Modi, out of state donors
South Asian Americans rally against Suhas Subramanyam’s acceptance of political donations from out-of-state donors who are allegedly linked to support for Narendra Modi, the Hindu nationalist prime minister of India.
- Loudoun County Sheriff’s deputy charged with having sex with female inmate
Loudoun County Sheriff’s deputy charged with having sex with female inmate
- Loudoun County Public Schools sued for allegedly breaching free speech, right to petition
School Board Chair Melinda Mansfield is being sued by parents over free speech at school board meetings.
- Sterling man receives 42 years for killing his wife
Peter J. Lollobrigido was sentenced today to 42 years in prison for the 2021 murder of his wife, Regina Redman. In June, Lollobrigido pleaded guilty to seven charges, including first-degree murder, two counts of malicious abduction, two counts of assault and battery on family members and violating a protective order. Lollobrigido, 52, was arrested for […]
- Leesburg, Purcellville choose “Main Street” over fiscal sense
State program costs more than it gives In 2022, Purcellville, Loudoun County’s largest town second to Leesburg, had a median income of $150,333. The median income in Leesburg, Loudoun County’s largest town, was $163,077 in 2022, 54% higher than the national average of $105,833, according to the town of Leesburg website. There are some 400 businesses […]
- A vote for Suhas Subramanyam is a vote for less transparency in public schools
Dear Editor,I am writing in response to your article entitled “When Transgender Indoctrination is in Your School Suhas Subramanyam Voted To Make Sure You Won’t Know.” While I appreciated the thoughtful discussion of HB1507, one important and necessary aspect of that legislation was not addressed.
- Loudoun County Public Schools fails to pay bill for Ziegler’s defense
The law firm hired to represent former Superintendent of Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS), Dr. Scott Ziegler, has not seen a dime of the $617,000 it is owed. On Oct. 7, an attorney for the firm, Gentry Locke, filed a proposed order in Loudoun County Circuit Court requesting Judge James P. Fisher sign it, which […]
- Exclusive: Suhas Subramanyam recommended for termination as firefighter
“Myself and Captain Corey Merdler both believe that Suhas will be a danger to himself and to others on a fireground or during training.”
- Guns and MS-13 Inside Loudoun County Public School System
00:00:05 >>> A STUDENT WHO ALLEGEDLY HAS TIES TO MS-13 IS ATTENDING A LOUDOUN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL. AND ACCORDING TO SOURCES THE STUDENT WAS ARRESTED LAST YEAR AFTER THREATENING TO KILL A FELLOW STUDENT AND WAS CAUGHT CARRYING A LOADED GUN. 7NEWS REPORTER NICK MINOCK IS PRESSING LOUDOUN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS […]