The county will move from collecting trash and recycling bins twice a week to only once.
Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission reveal popular Mexican restaurant chain under investigation for hiring undocumented workers.
As part of our series on veterans and jobs, we're posting veterans' resumes on Patch. If you're a potential employer, we invite you to take a look.
The Anne Arundel County Council will decide in which district Crofton belongs.
The Anne Arundel County Commission on Disability Issues is hosting its first art exhibit in Annapolis.
Throughout the region, polling places reported a low number of voters.
Anglers could win a $200 gift card and more for catching the unwanted predator in local waterways.
During public testimony, a request was made for the Board of Education to consider where future students in a new development will go to elementary school.
State Department of Agriculture officials said there are many environmental and economic benefits to buying a Christmas tree grown locally. There are at least two Christmas tree lots in the Crofton-Gambrills community.
Matthew Ritsko’s award winning idea may someday save the country time, money and resources.
Upcoming closures for the county over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
Dream Act Referendum Supporters Intervene in Lawsuit
The new law is intended to make pet registration more convenient.
County Executive John R. Leopold Seeks Members for Anne Arundel County Social Services Board
Committee votes to reject Republican alternative plan and sends Gov. Martin O'Malley's map to the full House.
Republicans offer only one amendment in a debate some expected would last until late Monday night.
Special session begins Oct. 17 to remap Maryland's congressional districts.
Effective Oct. 1, drivers are no longer allowed to read messages while driving or while stopped in traffic in Maryland.
The District 4 council member presented a resolution to keep the county engaged in talks about an 88-acre parcel near Route 32. Council members said the resolution was not needed, and that a deal for the land would stifle other efforts to expand open spac
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown stopped by a BGE command center in Piney Orchard to assess the response to power outages caused by Tropical Storm Irene.
A message to County Council members indicates County Executive John Leopold will veto 16 amendments to the comprehensive rezoning bill for Districts 6 and 7.
A Maryland State Senator wants to know if plans for a rubble landfill include inspections and citizen oversight opportunities.
The site of a proposed rubble landfill sits on private land, but it’s garnering public objection from some nearby residents.
The county executive may take aim at the comprehensive rezoning bill for Districts 6 and 7.
August 1 deadline meant the final requests were introduced at Monday's meeting.
Patch is looking for local reactions to the late Sunday compromise that could lead to a vote to raise the nation's debt ceiling and lead to trillions in cuts.
Councilman says he is still "undecided" on the most controversial upzoning requests in south county.
Debate on moving Crofton to the western district of the county continues.
What could happen if Crofton moves from District 7 to District 4?
The debt ceiling debate in Washington has many small business owners wondering if they will be able to hire additional personnel. Voice of America talked with the owner of Crofton’s Carlos Interiors about her employment outlook.
July 5 County Council meeting is the next phase in rezoning for Districts 6 and 7.
The Former Crofton Rotary Club member, Annapolis native and Crownsville resident was a retired captain in the U.S. Marine Corps and taught political science at Anne Arundel County Community College.
Republican delegates gathered in downtown Annapolis Thursday to deliver thousands of petitions to the Maryland Secretary of State's office.
On Monday, citizens testified for and against the 50 zoning applications and 60 appeals for Districts 6 and 7.
After the Board of Education approved the budget this week, County Executive John Leopold appeals to the county council.
District 7 Councilman Jerry Walker wants to exempt second-hand firearm dealers from documenting their goods with local authorities, but delayed a final vote on Monday.
Executive Leopold has issued his plan to increase transparency in the comprehensive zoning talks by holding an additional public hearing before the council is set to discuss District 6-7's zoning applications later this month.
The County Executive wants to stop the comprehensive zoning process to reform the process, but some council members say they have no intention of derailing the talks at this point.
A community group has asked County Executive John R. Leopold to veto portions of a comprehensive rezoning bill affecting the Route 3 corridor.
Arundel Community Development Services Inc. (ACDS) and the Anne Arundel Association of Realtors will hold informational workshops for prospective homeowners.