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JBG Smith Properties (NYSE: JBGS) no longer holds an ownership stake in the Washington Marriott Wardman Park hotel after transferring its holdings to its co-owner, Pacific Life Insurance Company.

Former D.C. Council aide Christina Henderson was leading her closest competitors Tuesday evening in the crowded field seeking an at-large seat on the council, according to early returns.

They came not to cheer, but to vote.

With support from local progressive groups and plenty of financing, the policy wonk appears to be a frontrunner in the at-large race.

Mónica Palacio and Franklin Garcia make final pitches to voters on Election Day.

As Sen. Kamala D. Harris descended on the final stops in her vice-presidential campaign, her alma mater in the nation’s capital reflected on her historic race to the White House.

Amid boarded-up downtown businesses and increased “anti-scale” fencing around the White House, D.C. is prepped for what is expected to be a tumultuous finale to the 2020 presidential election Tuesday.

As millions of Americans head to the polls today or have already cast their ballots, their choice of U.S. senator might have an effect on a renewed local movement: D.C. statehood.

Edibles are the treat of choice for anxious political nerves.

DC's Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) has taken a new step toward implementing the city's short-term rental regulatory legislation.

There have been 167 homicides in D.C. this year, topping last year’s total of 166, the highest since 2008.

With two fatal shootings in the opening days of November, more people have now been killed in the District this year than in all of 2019.

The voting process aims to make sure winning candidates also get 50 percent of the vote.

The Union Market development pipeline remains robust despite several planned-unit development (PUD) appeal-related delays, but now it looks like some major projects are in no rush to pursue zoning approvals (perhaps due to delayed…

Food banks and pantries prepare for unprecedented levels of need as the pandemic exacerbates food insecurity.

On Nov. 3, voters around the D.C. region lined up early on the chilly, sunny morning to cast their ballots.

MedStar doctors in D.C. are the first in the Western Hemisphere to use a Cirq robotic arm to assist spinal surgeries.

D.C. voters were weighing a ballot initiative Tuesday to decriminalize the use of magic mushrooms and other psychedelic substances after a months-long campaign in which supporters collected signatures during the height of the coronavirus…

In a reversal, D.C. Public Schools will not reopen elementary school classrooms for most students next week as planned, citing the need to readjust staffing plans after strong pushback from teachers.

Federal prosecutors in the District dropped charges against a man who was arrested Saturday during a protest over the death of his son, a moped rider who was being followed by police when he crashed.