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DCist: On Anniversary Of George Floyd’s Death, Biden Vetoes Congressional Attempt To Block D.C.…

Editor May 25, 2023
President Joe Biden on Thursday vetoed a congressional resolution that sought to block a police discipline and accountability bill passed by the D.C. Council, siding with city lawmakers and advocates in a fight over police reform and…

DCist: Optimus Prime Speaks To Defend Georgetown Transformers Sculptures, But Suffers Defeat

Editor May 25, 2023
“Uhh, thank you so much Optimus Prime,” said the mildly bemused D.C. bureaucrat, responding to the iconic leader of the Autobots.

DCist: Five Things We Learned From D.C. Council’s Roundtable On Dangerous Driving And Traffic…

Editor May 25, 2023
The D.C. Council held a six-hour public oversight hearing this week to decide the best way to address the District’s dangerous driving crisis.

Washington Post: D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser launches action plan to revitalize downtown

Editor May 24, 2023
City leaders are seeking to reverse declining tax revenue from office properties downtown that have become increasingly vacant

Axios: Moon Rabbit’s abrupt closure amid union effort spurs protests

Editor May 24, 2023
Protests are planned at the Wharf today following Monday's abrupt closure of Moon Rabbit restaurant at the InterContinental hotel.

Axios: Hardy Middle School principal out a month before summer break

Editor May 23, 2023
With just a little over a month before the last day of school, the principal of one of D.C.’s larger middle schools is out of the job.

City Paper: Robert White Wants to Cap Increases at Rent-Controlled Apartments

Editor May 23, 2023
Activists say he isn’t going far enough as big rent hikes loom.

DCist: Chef Kevin Tien’s Moon Rabbit Restaurant To Close Its Doors Amid Union Push

Editor May 23, 2023
Moon Rabbit, the critically acclaimed modern Vietnamese restaurant from Chef Kevin Tien, will close its doors for good Tuesday. This comes in the midst of a unionization effort by the restaurant’s servers, bartenders, and other workers.

Washington Post: Washingtonian staff scores win in clash over remote work, covid policies

Editor May 23, 2023
Two years after magazine owner Cathy Merrill enraged staff by calling for a return to the office, the company has reached a settlement with the National Labor Relations Board

Washington Post: Acclaimed Moon Rabbit restaurant to close in face of union fight

Editor May 22, 2023
Acclaimed chef Kevin Tien’s modern Vietnamese restaurant, Moon Rabbit, is closing on the Wharf at the end of service on Monday, a sudden and surprising move that local union officials say was engineered by the luxury hotel that houses the…

Washington Post: Hardy Middle School principal leaves after parent complaints

Editor May 20, 2023
A petition by the D.C. school’s parents that called for Errol Johnson’s removal accused him of poor communication, drops in academic performance and ‘widespread dysfunction’

Colbert I. King in The Post: Crime doesn’t have to be violent to create a sense of lawlessness

Editor May 19, 2023
Brazen shootings and carjackings are headline-grabbing offenses that spark calls for change in D.C.’s public-safety system. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) is right to push for a revitalized whole-of-government and legislative approach to crime…

Washington Post: Bowser names Ashan Benedict interim D.C. police chief

Editor May 19, 2023
Benedict has served as the department’s executive assistant police chief since April 2021

DCist: D.C. Officer Indicted For Allegedly Sharing Confidential Information With Proud Boys Leader…

Editor May 19, 2023
A Metropolitan Police Department lieutenant was indicted Friday for leaking confidential information to Enrique Tarrio, leader of right-wing extremist group The Proud Boys, as he faced an arrest warrant for burning a Black Lives Matter…

DCist: D.C. Council Quietly Backtracks On Pulling Police Officers Out Of Schools

Editor May 19, 2023
What was for years a hotly debated topic was hardly debated at all this week in the D.C. Council.

DCist: Ashan M. Benedict Is New MPD Interim Police Chief

Editor May 19, 2023
Ashan M. Benedict, executive assistant chief of the Metropolitan Police Department, will be the city’s new interim police chief, stepping into the role after Robert J. Contee III announced he was stepping down as chief last month. Mayor…

Washington Post: D.C. police officer arrested, accused of leaking info to Proud Boys leader

Editor May 19, 2023
Lt. Shane Lamond told Henry “Enrique” Tarrio that police had a warrant out for him in advance of his arrest in the burning of a Black Lives Matter flag, prosecutors say

Washington Post Editorial Board: These 8 proposals from Bowser would help D.C. fight violent crime

Editor May 19, 2023
A 10-year-old girl, Arianna Davis, clung to life for three days before dying of wounds she suffered from a barrage of indiscriminate gunfire while riding in the backseat of her parents’ car, alongside her siblings, on Mother’s Day. Police…

Washington Post: Killings of children spark outrage, frustration over violence in D.C.

Editor May 18, 2023
A deadly week in the District that included a student fatally shot in a high school parking lot in Petworth and a fifth-grader hit by a stray bullet on Mother’s Day has left city leaders and residents frustrated over the seemingly…

Washington Post: D.C. ranked-choice voting initiative could be headed to the ballot

Editor May 18, 2023
The new ballot initiative launched this week aims to open up primaries to independent voters and bring ranked-choice voting to the city.
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The DC Council is slated to revisit the issue of an expanded youth curfew at Tuesday's legislative meeting, with a final vote on permanent legislation and a rescheduled vote on emergency legislation…

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