SEIU Virginia 512, TCI for Fiscal Analysis highlight the need for collective bargaining among PWC public employees

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA — Working people and advocates held a press conference today announcing the release of a new report by The Commonwealth Institute for Fiscal Analysis (TCI) that shows that Prince William County employees have historically been paid too little to achieve economic security for themselves and their families. In the coming weeks, the Prince William County […]

Conversations in the Community Announces Spring Conversations and Live Events

Haymarket, Virginia – Conversations in the Community invites community members to participate in its upcoming virtual and in-person conversations and events. “I am excited to engage with the community virtually and in-person,” said Jennifer Roberts, founder and president of Conversations in the Community. It is possible to have respectful and purposeful conversations with people who […]

Recreational marijuana still isn’t legal in Virginia and medical patients face access challenges

While recreational marijuana is technically legal in Virginia, the path to purchasing it in stores is still a long way off. In February, Republicans in the House of Delegates killed legislation that would have allowed limited retail sales later this year. The state’s recreational market is scheduled to begin in 2024, but with a long regulatory road ahead, […]

Rampage Recap: Tough trip at the beach

As the grind of the regular season continues to toll for the Northern Virginia Rampage, they have had to overcome many obstacles, including 3 road games in the span of roughly a month’s time. That can be a lot to work with, especially in a new league. Yesterday it resulted in a 35-9 defeat against […]

SEIU Virginia 512, Commonwealth Institute to unveil new report, highlight need for collective bargaining for Prince William County employees

Workers and supporters will gather for a virtual press conference on Tuesday, April 5, to discuss the release of a new report by The Commonwealth Institute for Fiscal Analysis (TCI). The findings show that most Prince William County employees are paid too little to achieve economic security for themselves and their families and that collective […]