Special election for new College Park mayor slated for May 6 The special election comes after Wojahn resigned March 1, a day before he was arrested on 56 counts of possessing and distributing child pornography. Katharine Wilson March 8, 2023
Sexuality has nothing to do with pedophilia. Stop conflating the two. We must not scapegoat the LGBTQ+ community in instances of pedophilia. Ravi Panguluri March 6, 2023
Ex-College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn held without bond following child pornography charges Wojahn was arrested on 56 counts of child pornography charges last week. Katharine Wilson March 6, 2023
UMD community in ‘deepest shock’ after ex-Mayor Patrick Wojahn’s child pornography arrest Wojahn was arrested and charged Thursday with 56 counts of child pornography. He resigned his city government position Wednesday evening. Diamondback Staff March 3, 2023
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn resigns as he faces child pornography charges Police linked a social media account to Wojahn that contained explicit child sexual abuse material with prepubescent boys and older men. Diamondback Staff March 2, 2023
Prince George’s County approves Chick-fil-A distribution kitchen in College Park The proposal drew criticisms from College Park residents and members of the city council last summer. Nene Narh-Mensah October 19, 2022
Here’s what you missed from the College Park City Council this summer Among other initiatives, the council approved a new apartment complex’s development plan, discussed improving senior accessibility and mental health services and passed the budget for fiscal year 2023. Katharine Wilson August 29, 2022
Stuart Adams beats 10-year incumbent Robert Day in College Park City Council election All other incumbents kept their seats on the council. Diamondback Staff November 10, 2021
College Park City Hall construction to be substantially complete in October The building will house city and University of Maryland offices. Shreya Vuttaluru September 9, 2021
Route 1 construction to last 2 more years, with some set to finish this fall The $50.4 million project to revamp Route 1 near the University of Maryland began in May 2020. Shreya Vuttaluru August 29, 2021