Federal Court Announces Plans to Remain Open Despite Shutdown

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Federal Court Announces Plans to Remain Open Despite Shutdown

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia issued an announcement this morning that in the event of a federal government shutdown later today, for the next two weeks its operations “will continue to function at full staff from Monday, April 11, 2011 through Friday, April 22, 2011.”

Mejía Hernandez Files Police Report, Seeks Criminal Investigation of ICE Officers

José Mejía Hernandez, the Arlington man whose attorneys are seeking a criminal investigation into the circumstances surrounding his severe injuries during an encounter with federal immigration officers earlier this month,

Attorneys Seek Criminal Investigation of ICE Officers in Arlington Injury Case of José Mejía Hernandez

Attorneys representing an Arlington man who suffered a traumatic brain injury following an encounter with federal immigration officers are calling for a criminal investigation into the ICE officers involved, according

Interview: Shields Reflects on His Lengthy Tenure

Entering his last two weeks as the City Manager of the City of Falls Church, Wyatt Shields sat down with me to record a session summarizing his 23 years of

F.C.’s New City Manager Begins Job On Sept. 14

This Monday, the Falls Church City Council voted unanimously to hire Seth Hendler–Voss as the next City Manager of the independent City of Falls Church, Virginia. Seth Hendler–Voss will