In a statement, the agency said “it was discovered” that data wasn’t being manually submitted to the CDC.
Has BA.2 dominated D.C. yet? We tackle that question and more.
The move is in line with recent D.C. government actions that aim to return residents to more ordinary routines. Some residents are comfortable with changes, while others are apprehensive.
D.C. and Maryland now rank among the most diverse places in the U.S., though the growth of the white population in D.C. continues to prompt concerns over gentrification and displacement.
As D.C. Activists Push To Expand Rent Control, A Tool To Keep Track Of It Has Been Delayed For Years
A public database listing all rent-controlled housing units in D.C. is years behind schedule, leaving tenants and lawmakers in the dark over how much rent-controlled housing is left and what’s happening with it.
“Our team has had multiple conversations with the Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Team … and they’ve actually stated to us that our methodology is not wrong, it is different,” said deputy health secretary Jinlene Chan.
How is the lag in test results affecting public health data? What’s going on with contact tracing? And what, once again, is “community spread?”
Neighborhoods like Georgetown had as few as 12 cases, while Columbia Heights had nearly 300, data released Wednesday show.
This isn’t the first time DCPS has had an information breach.
The city granted 165 new liquor licenses in 2010, but by 2016, less than half of those same businesses remained.
