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D.C. Property Values Continue To Soar, Generating Tax Revenue Windfall

February 6, 2020

Property values in D.C. continue to reach new heights, generating a windfall for District coffers, the city’s latest financial data […]

Six-Figure Earners Are D.C.’S New Normal, City Audit Shows

February 6, 2020

If you live in D.C. and earn at least $100,001, you are definitely not alone. In 2019, it appears for […]

Safeway Parent Will Lay Off 520 In Prince George’s County

February 6, 2020

The parent company of Safeway grocery stores is closing a distribution center in Prince George’s County, a move that will […]

Maryland County Executives Testify In Favor Of School Construction Bill

January 30, 2020

County executives from eight Maryland jurisdictions — including Prince George’s and Montgomery counties — traveled to Annapolis to testify in […]

Baltimore Hasn’t Collected Taxes On Uber Or Lyft Rides, Missing Out On About $2.1 Million A Year In Revenue

January 30, 2020

Baltimore has collected no taxes on an estimated 9 million Uber and Lyft rides per year despite a 2015 state […]

Amazon, Arlington Hope Solar Farm Can Power Most Of County, HQ2

January 30, 2020

Amazon.com Inc. and Arlington County are looking to get the majority of their energy from a planned solar farm 240 […]

Md. Lawmakers Unveil Plan To Reintroduce Paid Family Leave Legislation

January 30, 2020

Legislation that would provide partial pay to help workers who need to take time off to care for ailing relatives […]

Maryland Businesses Should ‘Expect The Unexpected’ This Legislative Session

January 30, 2020

As Maryland’s General Assembly began its 441st legislative session earlier this month, lawmakers acknowledged that their decisions in the next […]

D.C. Law Requiring Identification Of Individuals Behind LLCs Takes Effect

January 30, 2020

Limited liability companies operating in D.C. will now need to report new details about their ownership structures to city officials […]

Baltimore Council Bill Would Require Union Agreements Before Contractors Win Major City Projects

January 30, 2020

Baltimore would require collective bargaining agreements for major city projects under a proposal introduced Monday before the City Council. Councilwoman […]