Falls Church City Manager Wyatt Shields confirmed to the News-Press today that the City will formally request a public hearing be established by the board of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority at its next meeting on July 21 for purposes of reinstating the 3T bus line that ran through the heart of the City but was abruptly terminated late last month.

Despite heavy rains throughout the day, Falls Church City and its citizens celebrated Independence Day with readings at Falls Church’s City Hall at noon and fireworks at George Mason High School in the evening.

A man who claimed to have an explosive device in his backpack robbed a TD Bank, located at 6198 Arlington Blvd., Falls Church, at around 3 p.m. on Tuesday, July 5, according

One of three winning Virginia Lottery tickets worth $50,000 set to expire on Tuesday, July 12 was bought at a store in Falls Church, according to a press release from

Falls Church road crews began a series of pavement reconstruction projects on both the east and west ends of the City today, which are expected to last until mid-September. Affected areas on the

Playing in the street was what parents used to do when they were kids, but they won’t let their children do that now, or not many will. Andrea Caumont is