D.C. officials expect to receive first vaccine doses this month
The D.C. government has outlined four “allocation phases” for locals to get vaccinated, prioritizing individuals who face a higher risk of infection.
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Email malware targets personal information: officials
Email malware has targeted users in the GW community, jeopardizing personal financial information records, according to an email from GW IT Thursday.
Foggy Bottom Association elects new president
Local community members elected a new president of the Foggy Bottom Association and charted plans to guide the neighborhood through the year.
Metro proposes massive budget cuts, service reductions for FY22
Metro officials are proposing major service cutbacks for fiscal year 2022 amid a massive budget shortfall, according to an agency proposal released Monday.
MPD chief to leave post leading D.C. police
Peter Newsham, the District’s chief of police, will depart the Metropolitan Police Department, according to a press release Tuesday.
Bowser tightens gathering sizes, limits alcohol sales
Mayor Muriel Bowser tightened D.C. COVID-19 restrictions Monday, trimming capacity numbers for in-person gatherings and limiting business operations.
Students choose apartments over GW housing in spring
Thinking GW would quickly deplete the 1,500 additional room openings this spring, students said they looked for off-campus housing instead.
Metro to cut service in 2021 due to COVID-19 impacts
Metro will start scaling back rail service next year, as the agency’s Board of Directors approved a set of budget cuts necessitated by revenue shortfalls.
ANC urges Biden-Harris team to remove White House fencing
A local governing body voted to urge the presidential transition team to strip down protective fencing surrounding the White House.
D.C. Council votes to monitor MPD overtime spending
After D.C. police spent millions in excess overtime funding this summer, the D.C. Council voted Tuesday to require MPD to report overtime costs more frequently.