Daniel Egitto is a news reporter for @arlnowDOTcom, focusing on local news in the United States, specifically in California and Vallejo. His work has been featured in various publications such as East Bay Times, Vallejo Times-Herald, and The Mercury News, covering a range of topics from local government issues to community developments.
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An Arlington School Board candidate and a local LGBTQ+ advocacy group are locking horns over questions of support and inclusion for transgender students. Equality Arlington issued a statement earlier this week taking aim at Forward Party-endorsed candidate James "Vell" Rives' stance on Arlington Public Schools' nondiscrimination policy for transgender students. In a questionnaire from the
Missing Middle construction projects that halted after a court decision last month received permission to move forward today. Despite declaring Arlington's Expanded Housing Options unlawful and preventing the county from issuing any more EHO permits last month -- a decision the county now intends to appeal -- Circuit Court Judge David Schell presented a path
A public hearing on plans to replace a 60-year-old bridge over N. Glebe Road is happening tonight.
Candidate signs on Washington Blvd (staff photo by Dan Egitto)
An Arlington County Board candidate is suing The Washington Post over the publication's reporting on her age. The lawsuit by independent candidate Audrey Clement, which alleges age discrimination and defamation, concerns a candidate questionnaire that the Post ran in October 2021. Clement reported on the questionnaire that she was 52 years old -- but a
CoStar Group announced a deal today (Friday) to expand its presence in a Rosslyn office building as it moves forward with relocation plans. The company, which announced plans to move its corporate headquarters from D.C. to Arlington in February, expects to relocate in early 2025, according a press release. As part of this process, the
The Walgreens at 3130 Langston Blvd (staff photo by Dan Egitto)
By: Dan Egitto
Arlington County Board member-elect JD Spain, Sr. celebrates his victory during a watch party in Crystal City (staff photo by James Jarvis)Previous Image 1/5 Next Image
Fears of economic disruption, political instability and mass deportations are on the minds of Arlington elected officials following the re-election of Donald Trump. The local economy's extensive ties to the federal government leave some local leaders deeply worried about the president elect's talk of relocating tens of thousands of government jobs. This, combined with the
A former Arlington resident who illegally accessed Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's health records was sentenced to two years in prison today (Thursday). Trent Russell, 34, had faced up to 21 years in prison, according to The Washington Post, but he was expected to receive a lighter sentence due to being a first time
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