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According to the State Treasurer, “since May 1 … more than 10,000 notices have been sent to people who are owed money.”Checks will be mailed out six weeks after the notification letter has been sent, and the first few batches are projected to return approximately $2.5 million. “This is … the biggest reform to unclaimed […]

A piece of Norfolk’s Black history is working to get special recognition thanks to new state funding. In the early 1900s, it was a neighborhood built on faith, family, and Black homeownership during a time when none was guaranteed. Now, Norfolk’s Titustown community could finally get the official recognition some people say is long deserved. […]

My first session has officially come to a close. It's been a wild ride, but I'm grateful for my time here and for all of my constituents sending me here to represent you. Our final week focused on commending resolutions, conference reports, and the budget. Several of my bills passed the Senate and now await the
This week, in a nutshell, was all about Virginia's budget. In my opinion, passing a new two-year budget is the single most important thing the General Assembly will do this session. I'm proud of the House proposal and what it would achieve in the areas of public education, the environment, and supporting working class families. I
It's halftime of the 2024 legislative session. Leading up to "crossover," when House bills move over to the Senate and vice versa, we had a few extraordinarily long floor sessions this week during which we voted on hundreds of bills. Let's jump right into the updates.
We're nearly at the halfway point of the session. "Crossover," the day by which we have to finish acting on all House bills so they can be sent over to the Senate, is fast approaching. This week, I advanced several of my bills (all with bipartisan support), spoke at events, and of course, took meetings with