DC Schools and government to operate normally on Jan 8 despite recent snow; residents face trash collection delays and are encouraged to utilize shelters and report animal neglect during the cold weather emergency.

Montgomery County Council Vice President Will Jawando calls for a pause on zoning changes under the Attainable Housing Strategies Initiative, citing concerns over potential impacts on schools, infrastructure, and affordability.

President Biden praised Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau for their strong partnership on issues like COVID-19, climate change, and economic strategy, calling the U.S.-Canada alliance robust and commending Trudeau's leadership.

DC Public Schools are closed due to significant snowfall, with the government opening at 10 a.m. There are extended outreach to vulnerable populations and reminders for snow removal responsibilities.

President Biden signed the bill granting Washington D.C. control over the RFK Memorial Stadium Campus, enabling local development of housing, recreation, and green spaces.

US National Security Advisor Sullivan and India's NSA Doval met in New Delhi, enhancing cooperation in strategic areas like AI, quantum computing, and defense.

President Biden has banned offshore oil and gas drilling in parts of U.S. national waters to protect oceans and coasts, setting a conservation record and advancing renewable energy.

U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan is set to meet Indian counterpart Ajit Doval in New Delhi to discuss cooperation on defense and security.

MPD and federal agencies announce security measures for the electoral vote count, emphasizing the need for careful travel planning due to road closures around the Capitol.

Violent crime in D.C. hits a 30-year low with a 35% drop as reported by the police and U.S. Attorney Graves, highlighting successful gang and drug network dismantling and high prosecution rates of gun offenders.

Washington D.C. prepares for snowfall with the Snow Team set to begin operations. Mayor Bowser announces pre-emptive measures including plow deployment and reminders for residents to manage waste bins and pavements.

The Arlington County Board will hold its Organizational Meeting on January 6 to elect a Chair and Vice-Chair, adopt meeting procedures, and discuss priorities for the year.

Councilmember Trayon White apologized for personal issues at his swearing-in despite facing potential expulsion over bribery charges. He maintains his innocence, with a council vote and trial pending.