AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoDistrict Government: D.C. is defending its ticket-resale cap against a lawsuit from major platforms, while a revised bill to clear the way for driverless taxis faces uncertain support. Jamal Holtz has been sworn in to the at-large council seat vacated by Robert White, though Democrats are already looking for another replacement. Housing & Services: Evictions have hit a record high as D.C. renters face a shrinking safety net; new SNAP work rules have also cut benefits for more than 1,000 residents. Columbia Heights is preparing a stabilization and sobering center, while D.C. college students are camping out to demand more affordable housing. City Finances: The District plans a $524 million stadium bond sale as a new mayor takes office. Regional Watch: A proposed $5 billion data center in Landover is on hold after a resident-led petition and protests. Coming Up: DowntownDC’s Holiday Market opens Nov. 13 for its longest season yet, with more than 115 small businesses and artisans.
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