Latino tenants in Langley Park sue landlord over alleged unsanitary, hazardous conditions
“The disparities in maintenance and capital investment between Arbor’s properties cannot be explained by non-racial factors,” the lawsuit reads.
Donning rainbow gear, dozens gather for inaugural Pride bike ride in Hyattsville
The event, hosted by PG Change Makers, took place as Capital Pride Walk and Rally began in D.C.
Prince George’s County to lift indoor mask mandate on Friday
Masks will still be required in schools, childcare facilities and health care settings, as well as on public transportation.
Purple Line NOW hosts virtual forum to discuss project status
“The Purple Line is frankly one of the most important projects we have underway in Maryland right now."
Community members say MAGLEV train would be overpriced, destroy local environments
The magnetic levitation train system was proposed by Baltimore-Washington Rapid Rail and would operate between Washington, D.C. and Baltimore.
Community members talk history of racism and urban renewal along Purple Line corridor
Some voiced concerns about the Purple Line could affect residents in Langley Park and Lakeland.
PGCPS to reduce school security personnel with arresting powers next school year
Though there are some county community members who support the removal of the officers, others are concerned about student safety if they are removed.
“We have to adapt”: A look inside an online ESOL classroom in Prince George’s County
As some shift to hybrid learning, an ESOL class at Mary Harris “Mother” Jones Elementary School is slowly returning to normal.
UMD to begin offering COVID-19 shots to employees facing barriers to vaccination next week
The university will also loosen several coronavirus-related restrictions next week.
PGCPS adds side cameras to buses to deter cars from illegally passing stopped buses
The cameras will capture video of traffic violations.