“Ultimately, I want to serve Charlottesville. It doesn’t really matter the fashion,” Williams said.

City Councilor Julian Taliaferro announced Monday that he will run for re-election, two months before Charlottesville’s Democrats hold their nominating convention.

About 20 percent of cars parked in two-hour spaces, the study estimated, overstay the limits, some staying four hours or longer.

Amid great controversy over the future of the area’s long-term water supply, the Charlottesville City Council on Monday unanimously re-approved Mike Gaffney to head the board of directors for the Rivanna Water & Sewer Authority.

Plans for the Downtown Mall restoration, a $7.5 million overhaul slated to start in less than six months, could be set in stone tonight.