High-powered Washington, D.C.-based leaders of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority crossed the Potomac to bring their crisp black business suits and impeccable hairdos to the Falls Church City Council’s public business meeting Monday to provide an articulate briefing and take questions from the public on the Metro Rail System’s disruptive but necessary “SafeTrack” program of dangerously overdue repair work.

Just as massive disruptions of Metrorail service are impacting the region, due to the so-called “SafeTrack” program to repair the vastly outdated system, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit System has abruptly terminated two of its three bus service lines along Route 7 between the West and East Falls Church Metro stations in the City of Falls Church.

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A City of Falls Church police officer caught a rabid raccoon this weekend, according a press release from the City of Falls Church. The City said that it is possible

By a 7-0 unanimous vote, the Falls Church City Council Monday gave a preliminary approval to the placement of a bond referendum on the ballot in November for an $8.7 million renovation and expansion of the Mary Riley Styles Public Library.

by SeoJin Ahn A man entered Millennium Pharmacy in Falls Church on Wednesday, June 22 with a weapon and demands for prescription medication to two pharmacy employees, according to Fairfax