A second community meeting to encourage the public to weigh in on “visioning” about their desired future for the City of Falls Church will be held Saturday, Oct. 1, at

UPDATE: Due to rain, the City has postponed the scheduled undergrouding of utility lines in front of the Kensington Friday. No reschedule date has been set yet. Power will be

At Monday’s Falls Church City Council meeting, City Manager Wyatt Shields briefed the Council on the exemplary manner by which a team of City police officers effectively prevented a bank

The City of Falls Church Recreation and Parks Department has announced that it is sponsoring the 24th Annual Farm Day on Saturday, Oct. 8, from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced yesterday that over nine out of ten students who entered the ninth grade in 2012 earned a diploma within four years, and more than half

Retired Virginia U.S. Senator John Warner, a Republican, gave a ringing endorsement of the Democratic Clinton-Kaine ticket at an event in Alexandria yesterday morning. He was introduced by current U.S. Senator and vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine who was making his first public appearance in Northern Virginia since being nominated for vice president in July.