Northern VA federal contractor Goldschmitt & Associates announces job cuts
Goldschmitt and Associates, a federal contractor based in Northern VA, announced the sudden cut of over 200 jobs.
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Youngkin: Federal jobs cuts need to happen, Virginia has plenty of ‘good jobs’ available
Governor Youngkin supports federal job cuts, and although he acknowledged it’ll be a difficult transition, it’ll be fine because Virginia has plenty of “good jobs” available, he says.
Booz Allen Hamilton throws more cash to settle federal allegations, topping $16 million in 2025
Booz Allen Hamilton has agreed to at least two federal settlements in 2025 costing upwards of $16 million.
Check eligibility for settlement money from prescription drug case, Virginia AG urges
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares is urging Virginians to see if they’re eligible for a share of a settlement money for generic prescription drugs.
Target opening distribution center in New Kent
Target is planning to build a massive distribution center in New Kent.
Claytor Lake State Park resumes normal operations after months of Helene cleanup
After a months-long post Hurricane Helene cleanup effort, operations have resumed at Lake Claytor State Park. But some closures lie ahead.
Comments accepted: Proposed VA to PA transmission line & substation
Maryland Department of Natural Resources will host an informational meeting on March 13 to gather public feedback on the Mid…
Youngkin unveils sites promoting VA’s 250,000 open jobs & aiding former federal employees
Touting 250,000 open jobs in Virginia, Governor Youngkin unveiled a new website to connect to openings and resources for federal workers facing job loss.
Chesapeake Regional Medical Center charged for federal healthcare fraud
Chesapeake Regional Medical Center (CRMC) has been hit with federal charges for healthcare fraud associated with the unnecessary surgeries performed by the now-convicted Dr. Javaid Perwaiz.
Martinsville, VA doctor convicted of 467 federal drug charges
After 16 hours of deliberation, a jury in the U.S. District Court in Abingdon found Dr. Joel Smithers guilty of 467 counts of federal drug violations.