Lots of campaign news today, as one might expect, as Brian Moran racks up more endorsements, and Virginia Republicans gear up for their nominating convention this weekend. But most of the big stuff concerns yesterday’s California Supreme Court decision upholding … Read more>

As you can imagine, it’s all about tea, again today. The Commonwealth was awash in Tea Parties and the coverage is below. As for that other party yesterday, where they eat the bony fish in the woods, we’ve got that … Read more>

It’s Monday and that means catching up with all the papers from the weekend which means a large News Stand today. Here’s a breakdown: Governor’s race, Jeff Frederick out as RPV chairman, Governor’s race, Jeff Frederick out as RPV chairman, Governor’s race, … Read more>

The News Stand doesn’t have a large inventory today, but what we have is interesting as usual. The gubernatorial campaign is rolling along with Bob McDonnell and Terry McAuliffe continuing to get the headlines. Where are Creigh Deeds and Brian Moran? … Read more>

This isn’t an April fools joke. Governor Time Kaine is getting something horrible from NARAL and Planned Parenthood for signing the Choose Life license plate bill. That’s making news all over the place, especially since he’s DNC chairman. The OneNewsNow … Read more>

The first News Stand of March yields a plethora of articles on a number of subjects. One article of personal interest: The Washington Post’s piece about bloggers not being able to fill the gap left by the shrinking press corps. … Read more>

The News Stand, ironically, will be sporadic during the G.A. session. The Communications Department is really stretched since it also doubles as the Policy Department and often doesn’t get to drill for the state’s media coverage each day. Even when it … Read more>

There’s been a lot going on here recently, so please excuse the lack of original content and News Stands: Between the holidays, sickness and many exciting developments behind the scenes which we have shared or will share with you shortly (but … Read more>

Today, it’s all news. There are several stories regarding Governor Kaine’s reversal on becoming chairman of the Democrat National Committee. There are also two elections today for vacated House of Delegate seats (Richmond and Virginia Beach).

Prayer at Roanoke City Council: … Read more>

As one might expect, the state budget dominates state news today and will, most likely, from now and throughout the General Assembly’s short session, which commences January 14. We have it covered below, with a few political articles of interest … Read more>