2022

The Washington Post will stop publishing its Sunday print magazine after more than three decades. The last issue will be out on Dec. 25.

Jonathan Binstock, who has ties to both the commercial and academic art world, will be the D.C. museum’s seventh leader

In a closed session, DCHA commissioners discussed Brenda Donald’s icy relationship with the internal auditor as Donald released the agency’s response to HUD’s damning audit.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Staffers at Bread for the City, a venerable charity in the nation’s capital, thought they were prepared for this year’s annual pre-Thanksgiving Holiday Helpers food giveaway. The pandemic had faded, but inflation was…

DC Attorney General Karl Racine's office filed an amended complaint this week in its lawsuit against local nonprofit Casa Ruby and its founder, Ruby Corado.

In early December, work on plans to have a dedicated bicycle and pedestrian lane will begin in East Potomac Park in D.C.

The D.C. Housing Authority says it is undergoing an “urgent transformation” to address a “multitude of inherited problems” with how it manages the city’s stock of public housing, and will soon launch a citywide blitz to inspect and repair…

Whitman-Walker Health, the D.C. provider that focuses on caring for members of the LGTBQ+ community, no longer requires visitors and staff to wear masks — a move that unsettled some patients who say the new policy endangers at-risk…

A popular recreation area in D.C. is getting a new traffic configuration.

The National Park Service said it would replace one of the lanes for vehicles on Ohio Drive at Hains Point

The Arlington County Commonwealth’s Attorney on Tuesday dropped an assault charge against Chris Geldart, the former D.C. deputy mayor for public safety who resigned in October amid the charge and questions about his residency.

DCHA executive staff received salary bonuses this month of up to $20,000, despite HUD findings of inadequate management

Christopher Geldart resigned in October amid an assault allegation and questions about whether he lived in D.C.

Henderson wants to speed up the teacher hiring process, but some fear she’s helping agencies shirk responsibility.

Two years after Janeese Lewis George became the only self-identified democratic socialist on the D.C. Council, she is pitching a plan to cut the free market out of part of the city’s housing sector — and finding support for her idea, which…

A new report from DC Auditor Kathy Patterson concludes that the DC Department of General Services is mishandling repairs of schools and other facilities.

The chairman of the D.C. Council fired off a letter last April asking the District’s watchdog, the Office of the D.C. Auditor, to take a look at why many repairs do not seem to get done or completed in a timely fashion in the city,…

The report found shortcomings in the way the Department of General Services keeps track of maintenance work orders

Over 100 nonprofit organizations that offer after-school programs in D.C. will now have some extra money to keep kids engaged.

Multiple local firefighters and paramedics have accused D.C. of violating a longtime federal court decision that protects their rights to wear a beard for religious reasons. The emergency personnel have asked a federal judge to hold the…