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So, when Borrelli had an usually high bill in April, she immediately got on the phone with the utility."I just told her, two of us live in the house. We don't take showers every day. We don't run the dishwasher that often," said Borrelli. "I don't run my wash machine but once a week and she said 'yeah the numbers are way off.'"According to the bill, usage for April was 3,500 cubic feet (HCF) at a charge of 9; but Borrelli says the actual reading was 8 HCF and a cost of 7."They're like, we made a mistake, but the bill says actual read, but they don't give you the actual read number. They give you the serial number of your meter.  There's a big disconnect here, especially with the trust going on right now with what was happening in December with outrageous bills that were reported," said Borrelli.Since the errors were reported, the city issued refunds, held several town halls, set up a hotline for customers to call with concerns, and implemented a new automated testing bench designed to test meters more quickly and accurately.Borrelli worries the mistake on her most recent bill shows the system is still flawed. She lives in a senior community and is especially worried about her elderly neighbors."A lot of the older people feel like they can't do anything. They just pay their bill and it's sad," said Borrelli.She thinks one possible solution would be to include the meter reading on the bill."I think having the number match on the bill a couple days after they come and read it would make them feel more comfortable OK, my bill is right or let me found out if something is wrong," said Borrelli.  A spokesman with the utility says the city is still compiling the information of customers who were overcharged and issuing refunds. A city auditor's investigation into exactly what led to the errors is expected to be finished in June.  1989

Shortly after his retirement as a player, Thompson took over the Georgetown program in 1972 at just 31 years old. In three years, Thompson led the team back to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in three decades.In the 1980s, Thompson assembled one of the greatest teams in college basketball history — a team that would reach the NCAA Championship game three times in four seasons. Led by future Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing, the Hoyas captured the 1984 National Championship with a win over Houston — the first team ever coached by a Black man to be crowned champions.For 27 seasons, Thompson patrolled the Georgetown sidelines, amassing 596 wins — all while his trademark white towel was slung over his shoulder.This story is breaking and will be updated. 761

The 54-year-old says he got divorced last fall and had been a stay-at-home husband for years while his wife worked. He said he'd been looking for work for about a year and hadn't gotten any calls for interviews -- until Wednesday, by which time work had ceased to be a priority. 278

Shortly after the travel alert was updated, the department announced that beginning on Friday, it would “only accept passport applications from customers with life-or-death emergencies who plan to travel within 72 hours.” It also said that expedited passport issuance would be suspended and that some application centers, such as public libraries, court clerks and post offices, may stop accepting applications altogether.The new passport issuance restrictions came after the first Washington-based State Department employee tested positive for the virus, known as COVID-19. The department did not identify where in Washington the employee works, but officials familiar with the matter said it is in annex known as SA-17 that houses the main passport office. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss the matter.“Staff who work in the impacted area were directed by supervisors, in coordination with the Bureau of Medical Services, to take the necessary precautions,” the department said. “The space has been assessed and is being deliberately and professionally disinfected today (and) will be ready for occupancy tomorrow.” 1182

The 18 other passengers -- ranging in age from 5 to 75 -- were taken to hospitals, five to Palomar Medical Center in Escondido, five to Inland Valley Medical Center in Wildomar and eight to Temecula Valley Hospital. 215