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A lawsuit that accuses D.C. police of excessive force and unconstitutional arrests on Inauguration Day can move forward, a federal judge ruled on Friday. However, she granted the government’s motion to dismiss some of the claims.

Mayor Muriel E. Bowser’s signature $60.8 million economic development project, “Reunion Square,” in the city’s impoverished Ward 8 east of the Anacostia River is in limbo. But it’s not because of rinky-dink political machinations that…

An umbrella group for D.C. police unions rented space at President Trump’s hotel for its annual holiday party — and now faces sharp criticism from some of its own members, who object to the high cost and the forced association with the…

Last week, Washington D.C.’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission 4B voted unanimously to pass a resolution in favor of the city’s proposed second-look bill, which would let incarcerated people who committed crimes when they were young…

News Release — Executive Office of the Mayor September 27, 2019 CONTACT: LaToya Foster (EOM) (WASHINGTON, DC) – Today, Mayor Bowser announced the start of “Flip The Script,” a positive visual campaign aimed to dispel…

Rockwood Capital has sold the Watergate office building for $101.5 million to an affiliate of Friedman Capital founder Brian Friedman, less than three years after acquiring the infamous Foggy Bottom office building tied to President…

The tavern is having a goodbye party on Sunday.

Last spring, W.C. Smith received approval from the Board of Zoning Adjustment to redevelop the former Sanford Capital-owned Terrace Manor site in Randle Heights. Now, the developer is going a little bigger.

The $1 fare is coming back to the D.C. Circulator bus on October 1, after the D.C. Council ended an initiative by Mayor Muriel Bowser.

District officials are putting the finishing touches on some additional amendments to the city’s full comprehensive plan just as lawmakers finalize an opening round of changes to the influential development document.

After entering the D.C. market last year, short-term housing company Blueground is continuing to expand.

The purchaser plans to add a museum dedicated to the Nixon-era event

Real estate company Blueground has made its largest deal in the District so far, partnering with Aria Development to expand its rental concept to Foggy Bottom.

The development team behind The Wharf has landed its second $800M-plus loan this year.

The driver who killed well-known cycling safety activist Dave Salovesh was sentenced to 8 1/2 years in prison on Friday, a sentence prosecutors agreed upon as part of a plea deal in the case. He also received five years of supervised…

When it comes to D.C. sports, fans such as myself are going to get shamed for not showing up to a sporting event. We’re going to get shamed for not cheering loudly enough (despite oftentimes having nothing to cheer loudly about). We’re…

An office building across from the Archives-Navy Memorial Metro station has just traded hands for over $150M.

Six candidates vying to unseat Jack Evans, the longest-serving member of the D.C. Council, gathered for their first forum Thursday evening to pitch themselves as ethical alternatives to a scandal-tainted incumbent.

When it comes to transportation, few metropolitan areas have demonstrated their ability to innovate more than Washington. That may be hard to swallow for some given our notorious traffic congestion, chronic maintenance backlog and safety…