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Washington Post Editorial Board: Metro is short on trains, drivers — and public confidence

Editor Jun 6, 2022
The D.C. area’s transit system, struggling to regain even half its pre-pandemic subway ridership, is short on trains, short on train drivers and, for good reason, short on public confidence. Along with Metro’s customer base, its revenue…

WTOP: Trade group pushes back on DC plan to up some vehicle registration fees

Editor Jun 6, 2022
A new $500 registration fee for heavier Class 4 vehicles is expected to begin in October 2023, once D.C.’s 2023 fiscal year budget is signed.

DCist: Average D.C. Gas Price Breaks $5 A Gallon For The First Time

Editor Jun 6, 2022
Over the weekend, D.C. passed an unwelcome milestone: $5 a gallon for gas.

Associated Press: Chesapeake Bay watershed earns a C+ on latest ‘report card’

Editor Jun 6, 2022
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The Chesapeake Bay watershed received an overall grade of C+ on its latest report card, released Monday by the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science.

Greater Greater Washington: Uncrossable: Where DC’s network of bicycle infrastructure falls short

Editor Jun 6, 2022
Pierre Charles L’Enfant’s DC street design resembling the spokes of a wheel was built to move carts, horses, and, later, trolleys. Overlaid on L’Enfant’s wheel spokes was a network of wide streets that were designed to move cars in and out…

DCist: Last-Minute Changes To New ANC Boundaries Draw Pushback And Concern Over Fate Of D.C. Jail…

Editor Jun 6, 2022
A set of last-minute changes to D.C.’s proposed new boundaries for the city’s Advisory Neighborhood Commissions are prompting furious pushback by critics who say that they undo months of painstaking work, largely to mollify small yet vocal…

City Paper: Phil Mendelson’s Eleventh Hour Redistricting Intervention Has Some in Ward 3 Fuming

Editor Jun 6, 2022
The Council chairman is casting aside a previously passed map of ANC boundaries in favor of his own proposal.

City Paper: City Paper Primary Prep: The Mayoral Race Has Been Sleepy. Is There Any Reason to Expect…

Editor Jun 6, 2022
Haven’t been paying attention to the race for mayor? Here’s how to catch up.

Washington Business Journal: Old Soldiers’ Home megadevelopment, now nearly 5M square feet,…

Editor Jun 6, 2022
The Armed Forces Retirement Home is moving ahead with a nearly 5 million-square-foot redevelopment of part of its campus — what will be one of the largest projects of its kind in Greater Washington once it finally gets underway.

WTOP: DC Health studying first potential case of Monkeypox

Editor Jun 5, 2022
D.C. Health said Sunday it may have found the first positive monkeypox case in the District.

WTOP: DC to host city’s first-ever Afro Latino Fest on Sunday

Editor Jun 5, 2022
To kick off Immigrant Heritage Month, D.C. is hosting its first ever Afro Latino Fest.

Washington Post: As crowded D.C. primary approaches, advocates push ranked-choice voting

Editor Jun 5, 2022
When D.C. voters look at their ballots for this month’s Democratic primary, they’ll have to choose one candidate in each race, sometimes from a long list — in Ward 3, nine people are on the ballot for the council seat; in Ward 5, seven…

WTOP: Open Streets DC hosts mile-long event in Northwest

Editor Jun 5, 2022
Open Streets DC has hosted another block party in Northwest, giving the area an opportunity to have a little midday fun in the summer heat.

WTOP: DC’s Ward 8 welcomes a new urban farm and wellness space

Editor Jun 5, 2022
After more than four years of planning, The Well at Oxon Run, a new urban garden and wellness space in Ward 8, has opened its gates.

Washington Post: The Cuban missile crisis was fretted over in this D.C. office building

Editor Jun 4, 2022
In the middle of October in 1962, a nondescript office building in a not-great part of Washington suddenly became very, very busy and very, very important. The future of the world depended on what was going on inside 501 K St. NW.

Washington Post: Metro board eyes more hands-on, stricter oversight after crises

Editor Jun 4, 2022
Board members are expecting Metro staff members to share more detailed and timely information about major issues

Washingtonian: The Just-Opened Waldorf Astoria Looks Exactly Like the Trump Hotel

Editor Jun 3, 2022
We went and checked the place out.

Washington Business Journal: Amazon ponies up $20M-plus to keep new Petworth, Takoma projects…

Editor Jun 3, 2022
The latest Amazon.com Inc.-backed affordable housing investments target existing and planned housing in Takoma and Petworth, records show.

DCist: Rooms Are Ready At The Waldorf Astoria, Formerly Known As The Trump Hotel

Editor Jun 3, 2022
Guests can now book a room in the Waldorf Astoria Washington D.C., the new hotel brand that’s taken over the Old Post Office Building that once bore the name of former president Donald Trump.

DCist: Capitol Police Officer Indicted For Alleged Hit-And-Run, Attempted Cover-Up

Editor Jun 3, 2022
A U.S. Capitol Police officer has been indicted by a federal grand jury after allegedly crashing his police car into a motorized cyclist, injuring them, and then fleeing the scene and trying to cover up his involvement in the incident. The…
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District Links: Council unanimously approves key FY 2027 budget legislation; White House criticism of Smithsonian…

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The DC Council voted unanimously this afternoon to approve a revised version of the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Support Act after incorporating a series of amendments offered by councilmembers.

District Links: DC Council set for final vote tomorrow on FY 2027 budget legislation; Trump administration renews…

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DC Council Chair Phil Mendelson this morning distributed the latest version of the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Support Act, which is slated for final consideration at an additional legislative meeting…

District Links: DC touts two-year-old FEMS transfusion program as lifesaving success; record fireworks show brings air…

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The DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department is hailing the success of its two-year-old program that enables paramedics to administer whole blood to critically injured and medically unstable…

Kathy Patterson: The mayor and council are killing a key commission created after 9/11

Jul 1, 2026 147
The DC Council created an expert advisory panel in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. This year the mayor and council have agreed to kill the District’s Homeland Security Commission despite…
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