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Fairfax to expand bus service ahead of Metro repairs; Gov. McAuliffe denies unlawful campaign donations

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Wednesday, May 25.

Fairfax County will expand bus service along routes affected by the Metro’s forthcoming SafeTrack repairs, including a $4 shuttle traveling from Reston and Vienna to the Pentagon.
(WTOP)

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Gov. Terry McAuliffe told reporters on Tuesday he accepted lawful donations following news he is under FBI investigation for contributions dating back to his 2013 campaign.
(ABC7 News)

Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced a new initiative on Tuesday to identify areas in Virginia without access to Internet service in order to fill those gaps.
(NBC 4 Washington)

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Metro officials promised to change the way they inform the public about violent crimes on the transit system following an alleged rape that took place on the Red Line and wasn’t reported until a month later.
(ABC7 News)

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Four Latino families in Fairfax County filed a civil rights lawsuit against their landlord at Waples Mobile Homes Park and its management company, A.J. Dwoskin & Associates, for refusing to renew leases with tenants who can’t show a Social Security card or other documents proving legal residence.
(The Fairfax County Times)

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