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Washington Informer: ‘Baby Bonds’ Legislation Introduced as Tool in Closing Racial Wealth Gap

Editor May 28, 2021
Some Question Immediate Impact of Council Member McDuffie’s Bill

Street Sense: The DC region’s homelessness figures declined in 2021, but effects of COVID remain to…

Editor May 27, 2021
The region has seen a 25% decrease in people experiencing homelessness since 2017. D.C. saw a 32% decline in that period. The number of people experiencing homelessness was the lowest it has been since COG began coordinating counts in…

Street Sense: DC encampment ‘cleanups’ largely rely on free labor to temporarily move residents’…

Editor May 27, 2021
Mayor Muriel Bowser’s administration cleared residents out of two tent encampments at the M Street and L Street underpasses near Union Station on May 13.

WTOP: Several DC public schools to open vaccine clinics on June 1

Editor May 27, 2021
Anyone 12 and older will be able to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at several D.C. public schools starting Tuesday.

Washington Post: At D.C.’s troubled crime lab, job status of director remains unclear

Editor May 27, 2021
A week after D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser’s administration announced the resignation of Jenifer Smith as head of the city’s Department of Forensic Sciences (DFS) and said her final workday would be May 26, Bowser on Thursday declined to say…

Washingtonian: Amber Hewitt, DC’s First Chief Equity Officer, Talks About Her New Gig

Editor May 27, 2021
In April, Mayor Muriel Bowser appointed healthcare advocate Amber Hewitt to lead the city’s newly created Office of Racial Equity. We checked in with DC’s new chief equity officer to see how it’s going so far.

WTOP: DC delegate asks Park Service to permanently ban traffic from part of Beach Drive

Editor May 27, 2021
D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton has asked the National Park Service to permanently close a portion of Beach Drive in Northwest to traffic.

WTOP: DC Mayor plans to name new director of embattled crime lab

Editor May 27, 2021
D.C.’s mayor will soon name a new director for the city’s embattled crime lab.

WTOP: Bowser’s proposed budget would invest in affordable housing, public safety, health services

Editor May 27, 2021
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser unveiled her proposed $17.5 billion budget for fiscal 2022 to the D.C. Council Thursday afternoon.

DCist: ‘You Have To Be That Voice’: Ivy City Teen Celebrates Funding For Long-Awaited Crummell…

Editor May 27, 2021
15-year-old Ivy City resident Mya Stuckey is going to celebrate tomorrow.

Washington Post: After decades of waiting, D.C.’s Ivy City to get community center at Crummell…

Editor May 27, 2021
After decades of demands from residents, Mayor Muriel E. Bowser on Thursday announced that her administration would spend $20 million to turn a long-vacant school in Northeast Washington into a community center.

Washington Business Journal: Georgetown home with ties to Jacqueline Kennedy, Averell Harriman hits…

Editor May 27, 2021
A Georgetown home with ties to Jacqueline Kennedy and a host of political and cultural bigwigs has hit the market for the first time in nearly a quarter century.

WTOP: DC residents scramble to get DMV appointments as parking enforcement ramps up

Editor May 27, 2021
Beginning Tuesday, D.C. will restart all parking enforcement and cars will have to display valid registration stickers.

WTOP: DC takes top spot for parks; Arlington ranks No. 4

Editor May 27, 2021
D.C. took the top ranking in the Trust for Public Land’s ParkScore index released Thursday.

DCist: Federal Aid Provides Significant Boost To Bowser’s Proposed D.C. Budget

Editor May 27, 2021
When Congress passed the American Rescue Plan earlier this year, the $350 billion available in aid for states, counties and cities was little more than a really big pot of money. But the local impact of those funds became more clear on…

DCist: Bowser Task Force Recommends A ‘Phased End’ To D.C. Eviction Moratorium

Editor May 27, 2021
A 30-person rental housing task force convened by D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser in January is recommending a “phased end” to the city’s comprehensive eviction moratorium, based on indicators such as COVID-19 case numbers, court capacity, the…

Washington Post: D.C. retakes top spot in annual survey of nation’s best parks; Arlington at No. 4

Editor May 27, 2021
The District regained the top spot and Arlington held steady at No. 4 in an annual national survey of large U.S. cities with the best parks, as officials focused on equitable park access in the wake of George Floyd’s murder.

Washington Business Journal: Bowser pitches business tax cuts, new housing spending in…

Editor May 27, 2021
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is looking to cut taxes and fees for businesses and pour hundreds of millions into housing in her new budget proposal, as $2.5 billion in federal stimulus money and an improving economy allow for a more robust…

Washington Post: Bowser’s budget, flush with federal dollars, boosts spending on housing, mental…

Editor May 27, 2021
D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) on Thursday proposed a fiscal 2022 budget that would increase spending on a vast array of projects, from housing to education to violence prevention to bike lanes, thanks in part to a flood of federal…

WTOP: DC to start unpaid parking ticket amnesty program

Editor May 27, 2021
In another sign of a return to normal life in D.C. parking enforcement will start up again soon — but so will a way to pay off your old tickets without penalties.
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