House
- Lawyers Say House Committee Plans Subpoena of Fairfax Prosecutor Steve Descano
Counsel for the commonwealth's attorney argue an expanding inquiry now seeks case files unrelated to immigration enforcement.
- Felony Voting Guidance Narrows Bars After Court Says State Lagged Egregiously
Only murder and manslaughter remain disqualifying for nonincarcerated Virginians days before early voting opens.
- Fairfax Prosecutor Steve Descano Faces Expanded House Judiciary Subpoena Push
His lawyers say committee staff want case files beyond immigration after a May hearing and a parallel Justice Department probe.
- Hashmi Hears Hampton Roads Pushback on Dominion NextEra Takeover Clock
At a Norfolk listening stop, residents and local delegates pressed affordability, disconnections and whether six months is enough for regulators.
- Legislators Steer 32.8 Million Toward Richmond Water Reliability After Regional Failures
Budget patrons Betsy Carr and Michael Jones highlight General Assembly oversight of a plant that serves multiple localities.
- Federal Judge Blocks New Virginia Limits on Existing Local Immigration Enforcement Agreements
A Richmond federal court issued a preliminary injunction preserving Section 287(g) partnerships while litigation continues.
- House Republicans Call Revised Dominion Merger Pledges a Step Toward Affordability
Minority leaders praised extended residential credits and workforce commitments while other officials remained skeptical of the Florida-based combination.
- Spanberger Declines to Call Special Session to Extend Dominion Merger Review Clock
The governor told Democratic legislators the existing special session can act if leaders choose, leaving the State Corporation Commission's January deadline intact for now.
- Jason Miyares asks Virginia prosecutor to quit for failing to prosecute “heinous” crimes
Jason Miyares (a Republican from Virginia) called for Fairfax County Commonwealth attorney Steve Descano’s resignation, accusing the office of numerous cases and giving out lenient deals.