they can (and are supposed to) redact the relevant information only.

So they should still get the report, just have the PII blacked out.

You're prolly gonna pay an electrician a couple hundo on top of that. Get some 6/3 Romex and 3/4" PVC conduit and a 50 amp breaker and do it yourself.

You can even still get it inspected by the county if you want to go the permit route. Nothing stopping you from doing your own electrical work.

> provide adequate heat per the Landlord Tenant Ac

The exact language of the act is to provide reasonable amounts of heat in season, and to maintain all systems in good working order that are provided or required to be provided.

Heat being out for a few days during an extreme cold snap, during the christmas holiday weekend, due to the hvac company being busy, is highly unlikely to be regarded as unreasonable.

Big part of the reason I prefer riding my motorcycle in the city when possible. Nobody can block me in no matter how hard they try.

As a practical consideration, they do this because they need access to police, otherwise the police will give exclusive scoops and interviews to their competitors.

Is it shitty? Of course it is. But news is entertainment and the goal is to make money. News is not a public service like many seem to think it is. They're private businesses looking to pad their bottom line in any way possible. The rich capitalists who own the media couldn't care less how informed people are. The just want cheap content, and cops give it to them for free.

> It is managed by a private transit management company that provides the CEO, COO, and Transportation Manager, as was its predecessor, Virginia Transit Company (VTC). GRTC itself has 400 employees.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Richmond_Transit_Company

I dunno if that's true. I was on a bus in Boston not too long ago and a homeless guy peed on a lady and they stopped the bus and kicked everyone off and told us to kick rocks instead of sending another bus out.

I was told that wasnt uncommon.

Both.

Also, don't you dare badmouth private industry. They're infallible. Only the government is allowed to suck.

Nice! When did they finally realize people go to the airport?

oh yeah i see what you're saying. yeah idk they cant keep anything back there because people would steal it.

> You can't put suspects in the back

F150s can definitely have rear seating and a 4 door cab.

filtering is when traffic is stopped at red lights.

splitting is when traffic is moving.

California is the only state that allows lane splitting

its illegal because it pisses off drivers who are stuck in traffic and who dont want anyone else to be happy

The current upward trench is not necessarily indicative of anything particular other than random statistical variations, since the larger trend over the last 25 years is that violent crime is down tremendously.

Annual crime statistics are going to be full of high frequency noise.

For example, if you look at crime data since 2011, crime is trending upwards, but if you look at crime data since 2000, crime has plummeted dramatically and the current upward trend is just a hiccup compared to the significant downward trend overall.

But then that's not good clickbait.

And it did catch on in a flash

more historic richmond homes (mostly in jackson ward, "shockingly") were destroyed during the construction of I95 than during the civil war

also has the worlds smallest elevator in it

republicans passed laws preventing municipalities from creating their own ISPs unless over 90% of the population doesn't have access to broadband.

Problem is, satellite internet counts as broadband, despite being ass, so the law could never be triggered.

However, Northam signed a law that rolled back a lot of these regulations and allotted almost a billion dollars to build out broadband access to underserved communities. The stated goal is to have 90% of virginians with broadband access by 2024.

I haven't heard of Youngkin or any other republicans trying to stop it yet, so we may actually get something.

https://dhcd.virginia.gov/governor-northam-announces-virginia-deploys-2-billion-achieve-near-universal-broadband

lol yeah that's like only 20 degrees above the coldest temperature ever recorded here, since records began, of -12.

Dead of february is the coldest time of year here and it rarely dips below 20, and when it does it's only at night. I vaguely remember going to work one morning and it was 19 at 8am. Absolute coldest day temps in richmond that you see on a regular basis are mid 20s, and that is usually only a couple days here and there in late january through late february.

Our winters are usually in the 30s and 40s most of the time. It stays in the the upper 40s and low 50s through new years. White christmas is rare, I want to say maybe 5 or 6 in my whole life.

Damn near killed hund