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New Kavanaugh Accuser: 5 Things To Know About Julie Swetnick

Julie Swetnick, a Gaithersburg graduate, said in a sworn statement that she was 'gang' raped around 1982, and that Kavanaugh was present.

Gaithersburg City Councilor Wins John Greeley Award

Councilman Michael A. Sesma represents one of the most diverse cities in country.

Gaithersburg Names City Planner Employee Of Second Quarter

Chris Berger is now among candidates to be considered for the annual Employee and Team of the Year Award.

Board of Directors Inducted To Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber

The Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce announced its 2018 Board of Directors.

Gaithersburg Election Results: Ashman, Sayles And Sesma Win

Less than 10% of Gaithersburg's registered voters turned out Tuesday to elect the unopposed mayor and fill two council seats.

County Launches MD 355 Ride On extRa Service

New Ride On extRa makes 12 stops every 10 minutes between Lakeforest Transit Center in Gaithersburg and the Medicacal Center Metro Station.

1st Environmental Debate Set For Gaithersburg’s City Council Candidates

The first environmental debate for Gaithersburg City Council candidates will be held Oct. 3.

2 Maryland Sailors Confirmed Dead In USS John McCain Collision

Two Maryland sailors have been confirmed killed after the USS John McCain collided with a merchant vessel off Singapore last week.

Soccer Star, Brother Who Fled Violence Deported In Maryland

Two Gaithersburg brothers deported with no criminal record aren’t some of the “bad hombres” President Trump warned about, friends say.

Traffic Calming Devices to be Installed on Rabbitt Road Beginning June 20

Street construction will commence on June 20 to install traffic calming devices in Gaithersburg.

Gaithersburg Affirms Commitment to Paris Climate Accord Principles

Mayor Jud Ashman affirmed his support for Paris Climate Accord goals and principles.

City Offers Free Rabies Clinic

Get your dogs and cats tested for rabies for free on Sunday, June 18. Courtesy of the City of Gaithersburg.

Gaithersburg Presents Employee Recognition Awards

Program Supervisor Pam Truxal and the Phone System Implementation Team received Employee Recognition Awards for the first quarter of 2017.

Gaithersburg Releases Candidate Packets For November Elections

Residents that are registered to vote can pick up candidate packets for Gaithersburg elections on June 2 to cast their vote in November.

Gaithersburg Seeks Election Judges For 2017 Municipal Elections

The city of Gaithersburg is looking for election judges to work the 2017 Municipal Elections on November 7.

Gaithersburg McDonald's to Host Coffee with a Cop

On March 3 McDonald’s on Flower Hill Way will host members of the Montgomery County PD for Coffee with a Cop. Free coffee will be available.

Montgomery's Sidney Katz Inducted Into Gaithersburg Hall of Mayors

Katz served the City of Gaithersburg for 38 years including as a Planning Board Commissioner, Councilmember, and Mayor.

Marraffa and Alster Honored for Homeless Initiatives

Friends of Wells and Robertson House hosted a ceremony to commemorate the efforts of Henry Marraffa and Stanley Alster in Gaithersburg.

How to Reach Gaithersburg’s Representatives in Congress

Want to share your views with the Congressman from your district or one of Maryland's U.S. senators? Here's how to reach out to them.

Monroe Selected to Serve on Gaithersburg City Council

The Gaithersburg City Council has selected Yvette D. Monroe to fill the vacancy the left by the passing of Council Member Henry Marraffa.

Gaithersburg Extends Smoking Ban to Include Vaping

City Council voted to amend the ordinances banning smoking and vaping on all municipal property with a few limited exceptions.

Gaithersburg to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with Day of Service

Gaithersburg will issue an official proclamation at the Mayor and City Council meeting on Jan. 3 in preparation for the Day of Service.

City Council Narrows Selection For Vacant Council Seat

Jose Contreras, James McNulty,Yvette Monroe,James Rolfes and Laurie-Anne Sayles are all finalists and will go through the interview process.

Johnson, Fourth of July Team Receive Employee Awards

Assistant City Attorney Frank Johnson and the Fourth of July Celebration Team were presented with Employee Recognition Awards.

Applicants Sought for City Council Vacancy

Applications are due by 5 p.m. on Dec. 2.

Public Input Sought on Griffith Park Playground Proposals

Residents will have an opportunity to vote on several designs that were submitted in response to a request for proposal

Record Voter Turnout Expected, Early Voting Encouraged in Montgomery County

Montgomery County election officials urge residents to vote at one of 10 early voting centers ahead of election day.

Volunteers Sought for Gaithersburg Compensation Review Committee

Gaithersburg is seeking residents to serve on an Ad Hoc Mayor and City Council Compensation Review Committee.

Gaithersburg Enacts Ban on Polystyrene Disposable Food Service Products, Packaging

The new ordinance takes effect Monday, Aug. 8.

Gaithersburg Recycling Delayed; Offices Closed (Update)

City officials urge Gaithersburg residents to stay off the roads so crews can plow streets.

Stay Off the Roads Sunday in Montgomery County

Conditions may be improving, but crews need space to clear roads, say city and state officials.

Gaithersburg Snow Emergency Starts Friday Morning

City offices and all facilities will be closed Friday night through Sunday. The mayor urges residents to stay off the streets.

Gaithersburg Residents Urged to Prepare for Winter Storm

City officials on Wednesday asked residents to park off the streets when the snow flies, and shovel walks and fire hydrants.

What's Open, Closed In Gaithersburg On MLK Day 2016 (ICYMI)

Some city and Montgomery County offices and services will be closed Jan. 18 for the holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr.

What's Open, Closed In Gaithersburg On MLK Day 2016

Some city and Montgomery County offices and services will be closed Jan. 18 for the holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr.

Maryland State Motto Is Sexist, Says Senator (ICYMI)

A state senator has filed a bill that would update the state motto, which now praises “manly deeds, womanly words.” What do you think?

Gaithersburg Now Part of Washington DC's No Drone Zone

Communities within a 30-mile radius of Ronald-Reagan Washington National Airport and Washington, D.C., are in the No Drone Zone.

Final Election Results 2015: Ashman Wins Mayor's Race

Gaithersburg voters also re-elected two City Council members and picked one newcomer.

Traffic Alert: Lanes to Close Overnight on I-270

State highway officials say lanes will begin to close at 10 p.m.; all lanes should reopen by 5 a.m. Wednesday.