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Built Environment

With renovations on tap for boarded-up building at Fort Reno Park, community explores uses for…

James Marshall Sep 19, 2019
Renovations to the boarded-up Chesapeake House — a historic but empty building in the southwest corner of Tenleytown’s Fort Reno Park — should be completed by 2020, National Park Service officials told community members at a recent meeting…
District government

Can the mayor deliver on her call for equitable distribution of 12,000 new affordable housing units…

James Marshall Aug 29, 2019
When the District government began planning the construction of a six-story homeless shelter on a publicly owned lot next to a police station in Cleveland Park, some neighbors had concerns. The density of the proposed building, they…
Built Environment

Congress Heights landlord, OAG wrangle in court over whether to renovate long-neglected apartment…

James Marshall May 29, 2019
A Congress Heights landlord sparred with attorneys for the District of Columbia in Superior Court this month over whether a judge should drop a requirement that the landlord pay for renovation of a dilapidated apartment complex in…
Elections

Foggy Bottom neighborhood commissioner first to challenge Ward 2’s Jack Evans for council seat since…

James Marshall Apr 17, 2019
Patrick Kennedy not only backed Jack Evans in his 2016 re-election bid for the Ward 2 seat the DC Council member has held since 1991 — he chaired the campaign. But with Evans’ electoral fortunes having taken an uncertain turn amid ethics…
News

Woodrow Wilson High School considers namesake’s racism in mulling name change

James Marshall Feb 12, 2019
A dozen students at Tenleytown’s Woodrow Wilson High School were playing cards at a high-top table and relaxing on easy chairs in the senior lounge while on break between classes. Alex Wilson, the school’s director of academic development,…
District government

From prison law libraries to paralegal fellowships: DC program helps put returning citizens on path…

James Marshall Jan 23, 2019
Milford Washington, 53, spent hours in the law library during the 10 years he was in a Virginia prison. He studied his own case and those of his fellow inmates, preparing himself to enter the DC job market. He spent so much time in the…
Built Environment

Ward 3 residents, District government end homeless shelter dispute with new settlement

James Marshall Jan 11, 2019
Ward 3 residents and the District government struck a deal Wednesday to alter final details for the area’s family homeless shelter, one of six such facilities now open or under construction as replacements for the now-closed DC General…

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District Links: Car-sharing company to refund DC customers after OAG investigation; Metro constructing secure bike…

Nov 25, 2025 5
More than 50 DC customers who were allegedly misled by a car-sharing company will receive refunds under a new settlement announced today by the DC Office of the Attorney General.

Sam Trumbull: DC’s outdated insurance laws are failing victims — and Councilmember McDuffie’s committee could fix it

Nov 24, 2025 315
I was born in 1986. Marion Barry had just started his third term as mayor. The space shuttle Challenger disaster had shocked the nation. The Washington football team made it to the NFC championship…

District Links: White, Schwalb team up on bill to strengthen tools against problem landlords; BID seeks to bolster…

Nov 24, 2025 10
The authors of newly introduced legislation are calling for stronger protections for DC tenants living in dangerous housing and a fix to loopholes that have enabled problem landlords to delay repairs…

District Links: Federal judge grants injunction against National Guard deployment in DC; rental assistance program opens…

Nov 21, 2025 15
A federal judge ruled yesterday that the federal government's ongoing deployment of National Guard troops in the District is illegal, granting the District's request for a preliminary injunction but…
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Sep 24, 2020 26,148
Here’s a listing of the citywide and ward candidates on DC’s general election ballot. We’ve included links to candidates’ political websites and Twitter accounts for those running for positions other…

An overview of endorsements in DC Council, State Board of Education races

Oct 19, 2020 17,524
If it’s hard to keep track of all the candidates on the Nov. 3 ballot, it may be even tougher to keep track of everyone who has endorsed them. To that end, The DC Line compiled as many endorsements…

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Thousands of people in DC use housing vouchers. How much should they be worth?

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People using housing vouchers in DC spent this past summer in limbo. In the spring, the DC Housing Authority (DCHA) deliberated changing the maximum value of all 20,000 vouchers the agency…
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