Mill Creek Residential, in charge of the development of the 4.3-acre Founder’s Row project at the intersection of N. West and W. Broad Streets, has submitted new paperwork to City Hall in Falls Church, with a goal of getting its long-delayed project moving forward.

A traffic light pole at the intersection of Hillwood Avenue and Annandale Road that was toppled over in extreme winds last Friday afternoon has been replaced with a temporary signal. From last Friday until Wednesday afternoon, the intersection had been operating with restricted lanes and a stop sign in place […]

Today marks the opening of the store to the public, with a public grand opening celebration set for Sunday, March 11.

A 15-year-old student at George Mason High School in the City of Falls Church was arrested Monday after school staff found a list he wrote with names and plans to cause harm to people at the school, police reported Tuesday evening.

At a special meeting Friday morning, the Falls Church School Board unanimously approved a resolution calling on the Virginia General Assembly “to prioritize the protection of students and local government employees by passing legislation that more effectively regulates access to firearms in the interest of public safety.” The resolution takes […]

Steve Maldonado, a 38-year-old AT&T employee from Falls Church, is facing charges after an investigation revealed he sent text messages and set up a voicemail greeting identifying himself as an officer with the Fairfax County Police department. Maldonado allegedly created a prepaid phone number and account, and used it to send […]

A large tree fell onto a house and trapped one occupant in his bed before Fairfax County Fire & Rescue responders could free him in his Lake Barcroft home around 3 a.m. Friday morning. At approximately 3:47 a.m. units were dispatched to the 3500 block of Highview Place in affected area. Upon […]

Extreme high winds affecting the region, downing trees and power lines, have resulted in delays, closures and thousands without power in the City of Falls Church Friday.

Community Residences, Inc., an Arlington non-profit that was conveyed the formerly-City of Falls Church-owned Miller House on N. Washington St. to meet the needs of low-income individuals with developmental difficulties, announced Tuesday that they’ve been chosen to receive a portion of $6.5 million in affordable and special housing needs loans […]

The Falls Church City Council approved the allocation of $23,000 for the City’s participation in Phase 3 of the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission’s Envision Route 7 engineering study aimed at implementing a “Bus Rapid Transit” system along Route 7 from the Mark Center in Alexandria to the Spring Hill Metro […]