College Park is surveying 1,900 households about city services
College Park officials hope the survey will increase engagement with city residents.
“We will fight it”: Maryland politicians lambaste Donald Trump’s immigration ban
U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) was one of many politicians to voice their concerns.
Individual struck by train near College Park MARC Station
The MARC Camden has been temporarily suspended.
A College Park proclamation designated Jan. 17, 2017 a Day of Racial Healing
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn called for citizens to engage as “a unified force” and urged them to promote racial healing in their day-to-day lives.
College Park wrapped up two city projects while you were home for winter break
One project will give tax breaks to high-tech businesses located within certain areas of College Park.
“Moving and beautiful”: UMD students join 500,000 for Women’s March on Washington
Women’s marches took place across the world on the day after President Trump’s inauguration.
Maryland Rep. Steny Hoyer will be at Trump’s inauguration. More than 60 lawmakers won’t.
The 5th District congressman will attend “as a sign of respect to the peaceful transition of power.”
College Park Starbucks to reopen Thursday night following unexpected closure
It’s saying sorry in the best way possible: 24/7 service.
Potential Greenbelt FBI headquarters would bring nearly 11,000 jobs to PG County
The House committee’s project approval Wednesday encouraged the new FBI headquarters to be close to a Metro station.
College Park community reflects on Mayor Patrick Wojahn’s first year
A lot has changed in College Park since Wojahn was sworn in last December. Here are some of the highlights.