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When D.C.’s paid leave program goes into effect next year, local workers will be able to take up to eight weeks of paid time off to take care of a new child. But employees of the District’s largest employer — the federal government — won’t…

D.C. taxicab magnate Jerry Schaeffer had money to spend, so he used it to buy prime real estate at the corner of Florida and Connecticut avenues. Now, what to do with it?

Plans are in the works to renovate downtown’s Franklin Square Park, and others could eventually follow

The hospitality scene in the nation's capital is exploding with a host of new brands courting a variety of different visitor types. The District is welcoming everything from ultra luxury hotels typically reserved for New York and Los…

Councilmembers David Grosso, Brianne Nadeau, and Trayon White walked out in protest.

Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business is the top-ranked business school in Greater Washington, according to U.S. News and & World Report’s 2020 rankings.

Little Sesame will bring its Insta-ready millennial pink design and seasonal hummus bowls to a new Chinatown location on Wednesday, March 13.

The city has dropped its lawsuit against Providence Hospital in Northeast and its parent company Ascension, according to the Washington Business Journal. A judge in D.C. Superior Court dismissed the suit earlier this month after the D.C.…

But the nominations don't reflect the full scope of DC's dining scene right now

Last month, the region saw the effect that the federal government shutdown had on the local housing market in the form of a noticeable drop in pending home sales or the number of homes that went under contract. New statistics from February…

While the Trump Administration finalizes its plans to reassess the human contribution to climate change, over 160 films about the environment will be screening in Washington as part of the annual D.C. Environmental Film Festival.

It’s been over nine months since DC’s highest court rejected redevelopment plans for Barry Farm, awarding a major victory to residents suspicious of relocation and the city’s approach to revitalizing public housing. But, while the project,…

When it comes to D.C. politics, Jack Evans is pretty much a household name, and he earned the recognition.

As the D.C. Council prepares to review the mayor’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2020, a performance oversight hearing was held on March 1 to review the effectiveness of funds invested in the Interagency Council on Homelessness and the…

The District has dropped the lawsuit it filed in December against Providence Health System and its nonprofit parent, St. Louis-based Ascension Health, over the D.C. hospital's closure plans.

The Trump administration will not ask for additional funding for its $3.3 billion plan to tear down and rebuild the FBI headquarters in downtown Washington, a Justice Department official said Monday.

The Trump administration will seek $11 billion for the General Services Administration as part of its 2020 budget proposal, advancing big ticket items such as the Department of Homeland Security consolidation at St. Elizabeths and $1.7…

Ari and Micah Wilder, the cocktail gurus and owners behind Chaplin bar and restaurant in Shaw, looked at tons of other retail spaces before settling on the location of Zeppelin, their second project — which happens to be down the block…

Higher construction costs have significantly increased what it takes to create affordable housing in D.C.

Metrorail ridership is at a nearly 20-year low, according to the latest Metro ridership report.