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Three companies in D.C. penalized for violating worker protection laws, owing over $150,000 to affected workers and $77,000 to the city.

MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor settles a landmark tax fraud case with D.C. for $40M, marking the largest income tax recovery in D.C. history.

Arise Virtual Solutions Inc., a gig economy customer service company, will pay $3 million to settle a lawsuit for misclassifying workers and depriving them of minimum wage and overtime.

In late 2023, Mayor Muriel Bowser issued a public emergency recognizing the need for urgency in the District of Columbia’s government’s response to the increase in youth violence in the...

Publicis Health will also disclose thousands of internal documents detailing its work for opioid manufacturers, including Purdue Pharma, on a public website.

City leaders and community advocates gathered in D.C. Tuesday at the Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital in Southeast to discuss juvenile crime, specifically carjackings.

Clean Team Janitorial Service will pay $260,000 to janitorial workers and the District to resolve allegations of underpaying. Settlement agreement with OAG.

Virginia Beach-based Liberty Tax, the third-largest tax preparation company in the country, has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed last fall by the D.C. Office of the Attorney General, which accused the company of deceiving taxpayers who used its tax prep service with upfront cash incentives.

Republican Rep. Jim Jordan keeps trying to insert himself into local law enforcement investigations. His targets keep telling him to go away.

D.C. attorney general launches public safety grants to foster development among city youth. Up to $250,000 available for preventive approaches to crime reduction.