College Park businesses could receive up to $200K through business retention fund
The fund's goal is to help businesses who wish to stay in the city, College Park’s economic development director said.
Proposed development could displace 3 College Park restaurants
Developers presented a detailed site plan to the College Park City Council Tuesday for a proposed apartment building and retail space called Terrapin House.
‘We are sitting ducks’: PGCPS bus drivers say they feel unsafe
Drivers in the county are tripling or quadrupling their runs in order to cover for the bus driver shortage in PGCPS.
MOM’s Organic Market employees rally against anti-union discrimination in College Park
MOM's Organic Market employees and community members stood outside of the market’s College Park location, protesting the company’s unfair treatment of union workers.
Meet the candidates in the upcoming College Park City Council elections
College Park voters will head to the polls on Nov. 5 for City Council elections.
PGCPS holds safety forum after increase in gun-related incidents
Violence in PGCPS surged to unprecedented levels in recent years, according to the Prince George’s Police Department’s chief.
Prince George’s County Board of Education votes to include labor agreement in school building project
A labor agreement will decide the conditions for construction workers beforehand.
UMD students rally in support of Campus Village Shoppes
Students said they are worried about a trend in College Park development to prioritize expensive student apartment buildings and corporate stores over small, minority-owned businesses.
College Park officials hope ElectionGuard software will improve trust in elections
ElectionGuard provides receipt-like confirmation codes for voters after casting a ballot, which gives voters the ability to confirm their ballot was counted.
College Park City Council expresses support for short-term rental regulation
Currently, the city does not set a limit on the number of days per year for which properties can be rented.