The debate centres on the District’s mandate to transition to 100 percent renewable energy by 2032, a policy that includes specific, high-cost requirements for local solar power generation. According to the PJM Interconnection, the average price of a District solar credit reached…
She’s not mayor yet, and Janeese Lewis George will tell you so. With the general election less than a month away, Louis George has been on a listening tour, traveling through all eight wards of Washington, D.C. The Ward 2 Listening…
A D.C. Council bill introduced this week would raise the mayor's salary from $250,000 to $290,000, but under district law, the increase cannot take effect until a new mayor takes office in January 2027 — meaning current Mayor Muriel Bowser would never see the extra…
The food delivery company said it no longer backs a bill from House Republicans that would have stymied D.C.’s ability to govern itself. DoorDash is back in D.C.’s good graces — at least for now. Amid a months-long boycott and…
Home » News » News By Town » Marble Falls news » Marble Falls mayor: ‘Come and talk to us’ Marble Falls Mayor John Packer is pushing for more open communication between civic servants and residents, starting with casual conversations. Packer met with a…
Michelle Davis-Younger spent her last night as mayor listening to other people tell her who she had been. They called her Mayor Parks. She called herself Mrs. Parks. The city website still says Davis-Younger. The letter on file says she…
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