The omnibus bill, called “Secure DC,” is expected to pass its second and final vote before the D.C. Council in early March.
Police officers will use the “hub” like another office – and officials say it will also include staff from human services and behavioral health agencies.
Feb 02, 2024
Overheard In D.C.: Smothered In Mayonnaise
“I have to get off that horse now before I end up lost in the desert of despair.”
Feb 01, 2024
Civil Rights Group Sues D.C. Landlord For Allegedly Discriminating Against Voucher Holders
The complaint also alleges that AIR Communities explicitly advertised on its website that it would not rent to people with prior evictions or criminal records.
Jan 19, 2024
‘Broken And In Need Of Repair’: D.C. Council Audit Finds Fault In Housing Inspections System
More than half of the notices of infraction sent to property owners went to the wrong address, the report found.
There are several key factors, like how it could be financed, managed, and owned, that distinguish it from existing developments.
“There’s more demand for this program than there is money in the pot, and we could double it, and that would still be the case,” Robert White says.
It’s time to get rid of that desiccated tree before it becomes a fire hazard. Plus, where to get free mulch!
Dec 08, 2023
Federal Telework Policies Could Hurt D.C. Region’s Transit System, But Attract Younger And Diverse Employees
The survey’s preliminary results hint at the rippling consequences – and high stakes – of the federal government’s position on allowing remote work.
