Maryland General Assembly
House & Senate Have 1 Week To Settle Differences On Proposed Measures
While Maryland lawmakers will have plenty to do in the last week of the state’s legislative session, most of the high-profile measures backed by Gov. Martin O’Malley already have been approved by the General Assembly.
Prince George’s Co. Lawmakers Consider Schools Takeover Plan
Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker is urging lawmakers to support a measure that would allow him to overhaul the county’s school system.
House Delays Debate On Gun Control Bill
The House delays debate on the governor’s gun control bill.
With Recession Gone, Md. Senate Passes $37B Budget
With finances improving in the aftermath of the recession, the Maryland Senate voted Wednesday for a nearly $37 billion budget that would boost education spending for some counties that have lost population and wealth and would provide a cost-of-living increase for state workers.
House Panel Approves Baltimore School Funding
A major funding plan to build new schools and renovate others in the city of Baltimore cleared the Maryland House Appropriations Committee on a 23-3 vote Tuesday night, sending the measure to the House of Delegates.
Md. House Panel Approves Gas Tax Measure
A House panel voted 15-4 on Monday for a gas tax measure to raise hundreds of millions of dollars per year, but with some changes to the plan initially submitted by Gov. Martin O’Malley.
Senate Approves Bill That Allows Caregivers To Possess Medical Marijuana
Grass is getting greener in the Maryland General Assembly, as more lawmakers seem willing to vote in favor of changes to the existing law on marijuana.
Md. Senate Passes Early Voting Bill
The Maryland Senate has passed a measure that would increase the number of early voting centers in some jurisdictions.
Md. Lawmakers Commemorate Women’s Suffrage March
The Maryland General Assembly held a joint session in honor of the 100th Anniversary of the Women’s Suffrage March from New York to Washington, D.C.
Lawmakers Upset Over Speed Camera Controversy
The speed camera controversy makes its way to hearings in Annapolis, where some lawmakers are taking the state to task over irregularities in the program.
O’Malley Urges To Replace Death Penalty With Life Without Parole
Repealing the death penalty. Hearings are taking place in Annapolis for what some say could be the year Maryland ends capital punishment.
Some Md. Legislators Compare O’Malley’s Gun Control Bill To Poll Tax
Governor Martin O’Malley’s gun control bill got raked over the coals in Annapolis Thursday.
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