Virginia Beach has adjusted the curfew for minors, moving the start time to 10 p.m. citywide everyday and 7 p.m. at the Oceanfront, Fridays through Sundays.

Beginning in February 2026, automated cameras will be installed in designated school zone areas to provide added safety for students and pedestrians.

In 2023, the City of Virginia celebrated 60 years of growth. New projects have begun that prime our infrastructure, public facilities, and the Resort area to grow and thrive over the next 60 years.

Improvements project to provide enhanced pedestrian access and connectivity between Mediterranean Avenue, the Rudee Loop Walkway and Pacific Avenue.

Improvements project to revitalize the corridor and provide better connectivity among major destinations to the beach and businesses along Atlantic and Pacific avenues.

Electric power assisted bicycles (e-bikes) are a fun and efficient way to get around, but when misused, they can pose serious risks not only to riders, but to those around them.

This project will return about eight acres back to its original tidal wetlands state, improving water quality and the health of the area's ecosystem.

Situated at the south end of the Resort Area adjacent to Rudee Inlet, Rudee Loop is one of the most desirable plots of undeveloped land on the eastern seaboard.

A proposed mixed-use, multi-venue entertainment complex project on a 10.35-acre property located between 18th and 20th streets known as the old Dome Site.

In November 2025, residents voted on how to elect members of City Council.