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House Committee Rejects Cost Shifts for Assessments & Payments to Erroneously Convicted Individuals, Restores Funding for Community Colleges

During its operating budget decision meeting on March 15th, the House Appropriations Committee rejected three proposals in HB 589, the Budget Reconciliation and Financing Act of 2021 (“BRFA”) that would…

Howard Unveils New Strategies to Boost Affordable Housing

Yesterday, Howard County Executive Calvin Ball released the completed Housing Opportunities Master Plan (HOMP) and announced new affordable housing initiatives. Affordable housing is in short supply across Maryland, and Howard…

Speaker Jones Calls on Hogan for More Rent Relief, Stronger Tenant Protections

Dozens of state delegates joined House Speaker Adrienne Jones in a letter to Governor Larry Hogan demanding additional rent relief funding and funding for a tenant legal protections -- a…

$2.8 Billion Supplemental Budget Includes Additional Funding for Cybersecurity, Public Safety, Schools, Health, and More

Governor Larry Hogan today announced a $2.8 billion supplemental budget to the General Assembly, including support for police and public safety, expanded cyber readiness and workforce, and critical infrastructure and…

$250M Agreement Reached to Settle All Purple Line Claims and Terminate Litigation

The State of Maryland and its partners - Meridiam, Star America, and Flour - today announced they have reached a $250 million agreement that settles all outstanding financials and terminates…

County, Cities Sued by Landlords Over COVID-19 Rent Increase Bans

Howard County, Baltimore City, and Salisbury have been sued by a group of landlords over local laws prohibiting rent increases during the pandemic. Each of the jurisdictions has passed local…

Maryland Will Pivot Opioid Strategy as Deaths Continue to Climb

Lt. Governor Boyd K. Rutherford announced the launch of the Maryland Stop Overdose Strategy (Maryland SOS), a multifaceted, interdisciplinary campaign to reduce overdose deaths of individuals experiencing substance use disorders.…

U.S. Senate Confirms Three EEOC Commissioners

This week, the United States Senate confirmed the nominations of three commissioners for the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Republican nominees Keith Songerling and Andrea Lucas were confirmed…

House Committee Rejects Cost Shifts for Assessments & Payments to Erroneously Convicted Individuals, Restores Funding for Community Colleges

Howard Unveils New Strategies to Boost Affordable Housing

Speaker Jones Calls on Hogan for More Rent Relief, Stronger Tenant Protections

$2.8 Billion Supplemental Budget Includes Additional Funding for Cybersecurity, Public Safety, Schools, Health, and More

$250M Agreement Reached to Settle All Purple Line Claims and Terminate Litigation

County, Cities Sued by Landlords Over COVID-19 Rent Increase Bans

Maryland Will Pivot Opioid Strategy as Deaths Continue to Climb

U.S. Senate Confirms Three EEOC Commissioners

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