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For the first time in 20 years, a bill that will end source of income discrimination in Maryland, known as the HOME Act (SB 487), has passed out

National Voter Registration Day is a great opportunity both to ensure members of your community are able to vote in the general election on November 6th, and for

This post is intended to present an opportunity for citizen engagement and does not necessarily reflect the mission of CPHA.  Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Clean Water Act

This post originally appeared in an email from CPHA's Transform Baltimore partner, the ACLU of Maryland. With your help, the Transform Baltimore campaign has made school construction a top priority

This post is presented as an opportunity for citizen engagement and does not necessarily reflect the mission of CPHA.  A draft water pollution permit has been issued to the

This post was originally published on Baltimore Heritage's blog on August 23, 2012. This post is presented as an opportunity for citizen engagement and does not necessarily represent the

Earlier this week, Maryland's Secretary of State confirmed the final language for initiatives that will appear on Maryland ballots this November. These initiatives deal with the state's congressional redistricting plan,

If Congress opts to implement sequestration later on in the year, an estimated 185,000 rental assistant vouchers could be lost, and  nearly an additional 146,000 people will be

Interested in finding out which legislators made efforts to protect and improve your consumer rights? The Maryland Consumer Rights Coalition (MCRC)  recently released its 2012 Legislative Scorecard.  To