COLLEGE PARK – After nearly four years of wrestling with Bank of America, Jose Garcia was overjoyed to get a mortgage modification that allowed him to keep his house
Undocumented Students Pin Hopes on Federal Deferred Action, State DREAM Act
WASHINGTON — Veronica Martinez-Vargas, a 19-year-old illegal immigrant from Salisbury, couldn’t believe it when she turned in her application for the Deferred Action program enacted in June by the Obama administration
Bartlett, Delaney Embrace Social Media in 6th District Race
In a race to connect with voters new to Maryland’s 6th Congressional District, the candidates have launched aggressive social media efforts.
Prince George’s County Jail Fiesta Offers Hope, Unity
The Prince George’s County Department of Corrections celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month Friday with motivational bilingual speeches from outreach ministries, Latin music and dance.
Major Banks Spend Millions to Help Maryland Homeowners Under Mortgage Settlement
Banks spent $224 million in mortgage relief for Marylanders but advocates complain that there haven’t been enough modifications that would allow people to keep their homes.
Local Emergency Response Center Preparing for Next Weather Crisis
Montgomery County’s 911 call center looks to avoid mistakes made during the derecho.
Utilities Power Up Social Media to Brighten Image
WASHINGTON — Maryland power providers, under fire for blackouts after severe storms, are trying to burnish their image, and provide better service, by using social media to connect with customers
MADD Supports Lobby for Highway Funding, Constitutional Amendment
WASHINGTON — Hundreds of Mothers Against Drunk Driving supporters descended on Capitol Hill Thursday, lobbying senators and representatives for full highway safety funding and victims’ rights
MADD Supports Lobby for Highway Funding, Constitutional Amendment
Hundreds of Mothers Against Drunk Driving supporters descended on Capitol Hill Thursday, lobbying senators and representatives for full highway safety funding and victims’ rights.
Utilities Power Up Social Media to Brighten Image
Maryland power providers, under fire for blackouts after severe storms, are trying to burnish their image, and provide better service, by using social media to connect with customers.