Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and the City of Charlottesville Wednesday declared states of emergency for the Commonwealth and the city to address the potential impacts of events in and around the City of Charlottesville and outside of Washington, D.C., on Aug. 10–12, 2018. Multiple events are planned to mark the […]

Having convened an informal meeting of City staff and business leaders Monday morning, Falls Church City Council member Letty Hardi reported to the City Council Monday night that she’ll move to formalize a new parking task force for the City. Her initiative was met with enthusiasm by other Council members, […]

A public event hosted by U.S. Senator Tim Kaine this Monday, Aug. 13, originally announced for the Falls Church Community Center has been moved to the Saigon 1975 restaurant at 7395-A Lee Highway in Falls Church, it was announced Friday. The event, a neighbor-to-neighbor conversation with local community members, will begin at […]

The Falls Church City Council is expected to take its final action at its only official business meeting of the month this coming Monday when it is expected to approve a major revision in the already-OK’d 4.3-acre Founders Row project.

If you thought that school begins the day after Labor Day, think again. Try tonight, or almost any day since the first of August through the end of this month.

An 18-year-old Falls Church man was arrested after police say he broke into a house on S. Lee St. and stole electronics and credit cards after midnight on Sunday. City of Falls Church police arrested Brian Lizama-Gomez for felony breaking and entering and felony grand larceny after they connected him […]

A spontaneous fire consumed four vehicles parked in the BJ’s parking lot around 4 a.m. on Sunday, August 5, according to City of Falls Church public information officer Susan Finarelli. There were no injuries, but all four vehicles were deemed inoperable as a result of the fire. Per Finarelli, City […]

Michael Lee “Eugene” Walker, a chief engineer for Falls Church’s Hilton Garden Inn, passed away last Friday, July 27, 2018 after a battle with cancer.  He was 54. Gene was born June 11, 1964 and was a proud chief engineer at Hilton Garden Inn in Falls Church. His fellow employees were his […]

Last month, the biggest dance club in Washington, D.C. catering to an LGBTQ clientele closed its doors amid a lot of hoopla. Now, guess where the biggest remaining club is located? If you guessed the City of Falls Church, you are right! The Majestic at the Diva Lounge in the […]

The Mary Riley Styles Public Library has announced the addition of two new thermal imaging cameras to their popular Energy Lending Library. Established in 2017, the Energy Lending Library allows Library cardholders to take home thermal imaging cameras and books that will help identify areas of energy waste in homes. […]