Lifestyle — Page 29

• George Santos Faces Insider Trading Allegations
• Pratt Secures Runoff Spot in LA Mayoral Race
• Japan's Demographic Crisis Deepens as Fertility Rate Falls
• New DC Renewal Rules Push Salons, Schools to Validate Training Hours
• House Lawmakers Propose New AI Rules for Veterans Affairs
• DC Has New Advice for Eating Fish Caught in Local Rivers
• DDOT Is Testing E-Cargo Bikes for Quiet Deliveries on City Streets
• Mayor’s Office News Archive Page 86 Is Now Live on DC.gov
• DC Public Library offers citywide book clubs and reading groups for all ages
• DC's OCTFME Recognizes Dock 5 A for Local Entertainment Contributions
• ANC 5F Urges DC Council to Consider Rat Abatement Legislative Proposals
• DC.gov Streams Live Virtual Zoning Commission and BZA Hearings
• Mayor Bowser Moves 21st Emancipation Day Celebration to New Location, Invites Residents to Attend
• Eventbrite lists Washington, DC Gay Pride parade events and activities
• Southeast Library: DC Public Library branch serving Southeast D.C.
• What the DC Zoning Commission Does and How It Shapes Neighborhoods
• Sunny Friday, Lower 70s — Weekend Warms into the 80s Across DC
• Airbus IMAX Theater at Smithsonian’s Udvar‑Hazy Center in Chantilly, Va.
• Sabrina Carpenter gets restraining order against man who showed up at her home
• Howard University schedules annual homecoming parade on its Northwest D.C. campus
• DC's Real Property Tax Database: Search property tax records on DC.gov
• Local History Roundtable & Book Fair Comes to Washington, D.C., May 17
• Bad Bunny’s Met Gala Moment and a Local Lesson on Aging
• Relish 'Saturday Night' Dating Experience for Ages 29–42 — May 2 in Washington, D.C.
• Council of the District of Columbia’s official website is the public records hub
• DC Public Schools posts guidance on determining special education needs for K–12
• Brookland Stalwart: Remembering Yvonne Johnson’s Fight Against Displacement
• Algeria’s Regional Role: Strategic Limits and Mediterranean Shifts
• DC Corporations Division outlines business registration, filings and public records
• DC Public Library launches ArchivesSpace public interface for The People’s Archive
• DC Courts' Civil Actions Branch outlines civil filing procedures for residents and lawyers
• Intel agencies press for a larger role in shaping U.S. AI rules, challenging Commerce
• DGS maintains central events page to list public meetings and notices across DC
• Chilly morning gives way to sunshine and lower 70s in DC; rain moves in Wednesday
• Gucci to Become Alpine F1 Title Sponsor from 2027
• Dua Lipa and Callum Turner Marry in London
• Webinar: Washington, DC's Obscure Landmarks — Part 1, Downtown Oddities
• Events DC launches Embassy Chef Challenge to spotlight international cuisines in Washington
• What Does It Mean To Be Educated? Aspen Institute’s Socrates Experience on Civic Learning
• Catahoula Brings New Orleans–Style Cooking to Navy Yard Waterfront