Local leaders celebrate safety improvements on Route 1 The U.S. 1 College Park Improvement Project, which began in spring 2020, will enhance pedestrian and bicycle safety. Irit Skulnik November 11, 2024
First College Park planning director retires after 37-year career For many of her coworkers and colleagues, Schum didn’t just contribute to College Park during her tenure as planning and community development director. She built it into what it is today. Ilana Williams April 3, 2023
Prince George’s County officials reflect on last year’s youth curfew The curfew ended Dec. 31, 2022, and elected officials are now reflecting on its effectiveness and its future. Akshaj Gaur February 6, 2023
Prince George’s County Council to focus on transparent development, environment Incoming members of the Prince George's County Council are looking to rebuild public trust. Akshaj Gaur December 6, 2022
Meet the Prince George’s County Council candidates representing districts near College Park Despite the lack of competitive races, there will be several changes up and down the council. Akshaj Gaur October 10, 2022
Prince George’s County judge orders controversial redistricting map to be scrapped The proposed map was passed last November and caused severe backlash in College Park and other municipalities. Diamondback Staff February 6, 2022
In Vision 2030 plan, College Park aims to promote walkability, develop affordable housing The city is now pushing to become a top-20 college town by 2030. Anaya Truss-Williams November 10, 2020
New mural brings spark of color to heart of College Park The mural, created by two local artists, sits above Qu Japan. Freelance Reporter November 8, 2019
Two-time poet laureate and UMD professor honored with Trolley Trail marker College Park honored Reed Whittemore with a commemorative marker for his 100th birthday. Freelance Reporter September 12, 2019