Category: News
UPDATE: Prince William Supervisors to Consider Striking Language Regarding Defund Police from Strategic Plan
Gainesville Supervisor Pete Candland believes the county should not consider defunding police nor reallocating any of its funding.
Free COVID-19 Testing Sites in Prince William Health District for Week of Dec. 7
Free COVID-19 testing is available for anyone who lives or works in Prince William County, the City of Manassas or the City of Manassas Park.
Virginia Governor Releases Report on Impact of Legalizing Marijuana for Adult-use
RICHMOND—Governor Ralph Northam today released the administration’s report on the impact of legalizing adult-use marijuana in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Prince William County Hires D.C. Police Chief to Lead Police Department
The announcement comes following a nationwide search with a public survey and competitive hiring process.
Police Investigate Deadly Shooting in Woodbridge
Prince William Police are investigating a shooting that killed one man on Westwind Drive in Woodbridge, Sunday morning.
Two Arrested for Armed Robbery at Promenade in Gainesville
An investigation revealed that four men conspired to rob a 19-year-old man at the Promenade in Gainesville. Two suspects remain at large.
Drivers on I-66 East Must Exit at Route 29 Gainesville to Reach Prince William Parkway through Dec. 4
I-66 East drivers headed to Route 234 Bypass/Prince William Parkway will be detoured to use Exit 43A-B Route 29 in Gainesville.
Suspect Sentenced to Life for Gang-Related Murder of Fairfax Teen in Nokesville, 2017
Prince William County Commonwealth’s Attorney Amy Ashworth announces yesterday’s successful conviction of Hector Armando Gamez Amaya, 31, related to the death of Miguel Ruiz Carrillo, 18, of Mount Vernon.
Northam Optimistic about COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout, Encourages Caution over Holidays
Governor Northam said Virginia is prepared to begin rolling out COVID-19 vaccines by mid-December.
Virginia Senators Introduce Legislation to Protect Non-Partisan Civil Servants
Today, U.S. Senators Mark R. Warner, Tim Kaine, and Gary Peters, introduced legislation that would block the implementation of an October 21 Executive Order by President Trump that would make it easier for the Administration to fire non-partisan civil servants with policy expertise.
