College Park City Council discusses rent subsidy pilot program for student housing The pilot program could soon grant 150 University of Maryland undergraduate students a $1,500 rental subsidy for off campus apartments. Eden Binder January 25, 2024
Community members call for better communication from PGCPS on school water quality Lead in two of Hollywood’s 20 tested water sources exceeds federal allowances, according to the school’s latest water samples from December 2022. Eden Binder December 12, 2023
Washington Commanders to move business operations to Riverdale Park The new offices will be located at 4600 River Rd. in this university’s Discovery District. Bridget Byrne December 8, 2023
UMD students, Lakeland residents advocate for “revolutionary” change in neighborhood Students from the University of Maryland presented their vision for the Lakeland neighborhood to a crowd of current and former residents on Tuesday. Katharine Wilson December 7, 2023
College Park City Council member Jacob Hernandez outlines priorities for first term On Tuesday, Hernandez was inaugurated as one of College Park's District 1 council members. Eden Binder December 6, 2023
Maryland’s US Senate candidates discuss undocumented voters, healthcare at forum Angela Alsobrooks, David Trone and Juan Dominguez shared their views in a forum hosted by the Latino Democrats of Prince George's County. Savannah Grooms December 4, 2023
Prince George’s County launches guaranteed basic income pilot program to support residents Thrive Prince George’s — the $4 million initiative — will provide monthly payments of $800 for two years to selected county residents. Savannah Grooms December 1, 2023
College Park residents express concerns with proposed Autoville housing development The development would contain 10 to 14 units split among five or seven two-story buildings. Katharine Wilson November 30, 2023
Ex-College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn to serve 30 years for child sexual abuse materials He will be eligible for parole after 7.5 years, Prince George's County Circuit Court Judge Karen Mason ruled. Katharine Wilson November 20, 2023
Multiple lawsuits accuse PGCPS contractors of wage theft, worker misclassification A lawsuit filed by five workers in February accused several contractors working on the construction of Hyattsville Middle School of wage theft. Sasha Allen November 20, 2023