Transportation Authority OK’s $25.5 Million to F.C.

2026-08-20 3:20 PM

Transportation Authority OK’s $25.5 Million to F.C.

Friday, July 15 — The Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (NVTA) last night voted to grant $25.5 million to the City of Falls Church to improve its N. Washington Street corridor between Great Falls and Gresham streets. The funds will be used to widen sidewalks, create an audible HAWK traffic signal light at the Jefferson Street intersection and make other intersection improvements. The grant was supported by 157 letters of support for the project. The work will commence in 2026.

City of Falls Church Announces Selection and Upcoming Council Vote for New City Manager

Today, The Falls Church City Council announced Thursday that it has selected Seth Hendler-Voss to serve as the next city manager of the City of Falls Church.The announcement comes ahead

Northern Virginia Representatives, Democratic Leaders Open Investigation Into ICE Agents Threatening U.S. Citizen With Gun In Northern Virginia

August 19, 2026 (Washington, D.C.) – Northern Virginia Representatives Don Beyer (D-VA), Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA), and James Walkinshaw (D-VA), along with House Oversight Committee Ranking Member Robert Garcia (D-CA), House

Results Are In: Readers Pick Best of F.C.

After 17 years of winners, close calls, and plenty of opinions, Falls Church once again decides who earns a place among the Best of Falls Church. After 20 years in

3 Responses To Virginia Village RFP Bid So Far

Executive summaries are now available on the public City of Falls Church website for requests for proposals for the affordable housing development of the Virginia Village site on S. Maple