News & Updates
Newsletter: Fighting Voter Suppression & Intimidation at the Polls
Over the past several weeks, OAG has been working around the clock to ensure voters in the District and nationwide can vote easily and safely in this election.
Don’t Be Scammed By A ‘Phantom Debt’ Collector
Phantom debt is a term for debt that either does not exist, has already been discharged, or has been artificially (and illegally) inflated, but somehow continues to haunt the debtor.
Suicide Prevention Month: Mental Health Resources
This Suicide Prevention Month, the Office of the Attorney General wants you to know that you are not alone.
Newsletter: D.C. Voter Checklist
We are in the home stretch toward Election Day on Tuesday, November 3rd!
D.C. Voter Checklist
But whether you’re a first-time voter or ballot box regular, it’s so important that every District resident make their voice heard this election.
Cure the Streets Spotlight: Timothy Doyle
Cure the Streets (CTS) violence interrupters working in Ward 5 at the Eckington and Truxton site take turns being on-call each night.
Investigating the Closure of Providence Hospital & Safeguarding Nonprofit Assets
In 2018, Ascension Health, a national nonprofit healthcare network based in Missouri, announced it would be closing Providence Hospital, a large nonprofit hospital it owned in the District.
Derechos de los Inquilinos Ahora Que la Emergencia de Salud Pública Terminó
A continuación, se presentan algunas respuestas a preguntas comunes que los inquilinos han formulado durante esta pandemia.
Newsletter: Our Feet, Our Voices, Our Vote
Today marks the 57th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington and it comes as thousands of people once again take to our streets demanding change.
Cure the Streets Spotlight: Frederick Mercer
Walking the streets of Ward 8’s Washington Highlands community, you will likely encounter Frederick Mercer, a Cure the Streets Violence Interrupter.