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The D.C. Council unanimously passed an emergency bill Tuesday to amplify the city’s response to the growing coronavirus pandemic, largely by expanding eligibility for unemployment insurance and providing financial assistance for businesses…

The reductions in hours and frequency are the second in two days

Metro has asked the public to stay off its buses and trains unless "absolutely necessary" and further cutting service following a ridership decline of nearly 70%.

Leaders and tenant advocates across the Washington region are calling on officials to step up protections for renters amid the coronavirus pandemic.

On a typical St. Patrick's Day, The Dubliner Restaurant would be at capacity with 600 people or more waiting in line.

Geoff Dawson, the owner of major D.C. bars including Penn Social and Franklin Hall, says he is preparing to lay off about 90% of his 300 employees.

The D.C. Council unanimously passed an emergency bill Tuesday to amplify the city’s response to the growing coronavirus pandemic, largely by expanding eligibility for unemployment insurance and providing financial assistance for businesses…

A major new development could be coming to the eastern edge of the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood.

The D.C. Council passed a series of measures Tuesday designed to offer some relief to workers and businesses feeling the fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.

D.C. Superior Court is making changes to several divisions, including domestic violence.

A Clinton man charged in an FBI and D.C. Police crackdown on prostitution in some of the District’s trendiest neighborhoods was convicted on one count of sex-trafficking by a federal jury.

Give a virtual "tip" to your favorite bartender or donate to a meal and supply fund

A recent sanitation sweep happened after some Dupont residents complained about unhoused people on 17th Street NW.

This afternoon, the DC Council unanimously passed a broad piece of emergency legislation to soften the blow of the coronavirus pandemic on the city's residents and businesses.

The chef and World Central Kitchen help feed families during the coronavirus crisis.

Sweeping rounds of layoffs have started to hit D.C.-area businesses in a wide range of sectors. The economic plunge has been widely felt, hitting the wedding industry, food and hospitality services, arts organizations, wellness companies,…

While many small business owners across the D.C. region are seeing their profits flatline, the owners of small food markets and grocery store chains are experiencing a boom in business.

Hook Hall in Park View is now a pickup point for care packages and meals

The coronavirus has already cost the District of Columbia more than $60 million in lost revenue.

A proposed development could bring 900 units and a food hall to a nearly three-acre site on the northern banks of the Anacostia River.