2022

Metro continues to search for ways to increase rail riders, whose fares heavily contribute to the agency’s annual budget

Experts say it's complicated—but look at pandemic trauma, programming cuts, and crime fads.

COVID cases in the D.C. region are ticking up slightly, as several jurisdictions move from “low” to “medium” levels of the virus circulation in the community.

WMATA is considering designating some railcars as mask-only, after making face coverings optional on all its services in April. But the tri-jurisdictional government agency is concerned about enforcement, amid increased assaults and…

Memo to Randy Clarke, the newly named chief of D.C.’s transit system: Metro is in trouble. Please rescue it.

The family of former President Donald Trump has sold the lease to the building that was home to Trump International Hotel, clearing the way for an investment company to convert the hotel into a Waldorf Astoria.

If the growing number of campaign signs, candidate mailers, and chatty canvassers weren’t enough of a hint, it’s clear that D.C.’s June 21 primary election is drawing near. And from now until then, we’ll be collecting all of the political…

A D.C. 911 call taker is on administrative leave after they incorrectly entered an address, contributing to a delayed emergency response to a call in which a woman was found dead.

With Kenyan McDuffie off the ballot, the race has gotten a lot more complicated.

With the Post editorial board’s endorsement of Faith Gibson Hubbard, the race is starting to come into focus.

NEW YORK (AP) — The lease to the Washington, D.C., hotel run by Donald Trump’s family company while he was president, a symbol of his power to GOP politicians who gathered there and of corruption to his critics, has been sold by his family…

When the first booms ripped along the line of bumper-to-bumper cars waiting for students leaving the Edmund Burke School for the day, William James Peterson thought construction scaffolding had collapsed.

A vital resource is getting a new home.

Ward 4 council member Janeese Lewis George is endorsing Ward 5 candidate Zachary Parker, the second lawmaker to back a hopeful in the hotly contested race.

Two years after winning election to the D.C. Council as a left-leaning advocate for supporting middle-class residents and reducing reliance on police, Ward 4 council member Janeese Lewis George announced her endorsement Thursday in the…

A D.C. 911 operator has been put on leave after sending help to the wrong address on Monday, delaying an emergency response to a call in which a woman was found dead, according to District officials.

Ward 4 Council member Janeese Lewis George is wading into the politics of the adjoining Ward 5 — and making a splash with her endorsement this morning of fellow progressive Zachary Parker, currently the Ward 5 member of the State Board of…

The D.C. Housing Authority has picked a new headquarters, setting the stage for the sale and redevelopment of its longtime home on North Capitol Street NE.

Record-setting price will allow Trump to pay off $170 million loan to Deutsche Bank. The property will become a Waldorf Astoria hotel.

A count of people living in shelters and on the streets from Northern Virginia to the District to suburban Maryland reveals that the region has made some progress against the problem of homelessness.