Rachel M. McQuillen
- Fairfax Supervisors Restore High School Crossing Guard Funding After Rally
The board unanimously approved about $708,000 and 11 police posts for 10 high schools after parents and students pressed for action.
- Fairfax County Proposes Restoring High School Crossing Guard Funding
Staff recommend about $708,000 to bring back 11 crossing-guard posts after student crashes and parent outcry.
- Reston Plaza America Unsure of Future of Noodles and Company
Noodles and Company in Reston Plaza America (staff photo taken by Angela Woolsey).
- Atoosa Reaser House Bill 71 on Absentee Satellite Offices Continued to 2027
RICHMOND — In a move highlighting ongoing debates over election administration, the Virginia House Privileges and Elections Committee voted on February 13, 2026, to continue House Bill 71 to the 2027 session by voice vote. The legislation, introduced by Delegate Atoosa Reaser as
- Fairfax City Council Reviews Development Proposal for Housing Stock Increase
Council Member Stacy Hall spoke during a Fairfax City meeting held on July 28, 2026. The focus was a proposed development that would add new dwelling units to the city. The current total of dwelling units stands at 10,467 according to the details shared. This proposal would increase the housing stock by 45 percent. The […]
- Fairfax City Council Reviews Large-Scale Housing Development
Council Session Addresses Development Scale Fairfax City Council held a meeting on July 28, 2026, focused on housing matters. Council Member Stacy Hall shared observations from her review of a proposed project. The discussion centered on the plan’s projected addition to existing residential units. Specifics of Housing Stock Increase Records indicate the city currently maintains […]
- Fairfax City Council Reviews Revised Development Plans for University Drive Site
Fairfax City Council convened a work session to discuss a redevelopment request involving properties at 10300 Willard Way and 3922 Blenheim Boulevard. The focus centered on a new building design rendered at the intersection of University Drive and Street 1. This session provided an opportunity to evaluate modifications made in response to earlier feedback. The […]