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A year ago, DC's Office of Planning launched a process to create a new Small Area Plan (SAP) for Chevy Chase. Now, the draft SAP has been released, and with it, some specific concepts and guidelines…

Howard University faculty member Anthony Jackson lives in Woodbridge, Virginia — 25 miles away from where he works. He earns just above the average salary for non-tenured, full-time lecturers, which…

Things in D.C. that last six months: the Capitol fencing, the 7000-series train shut-down (at least), and now, more excitedly, the celebration of the Smithsonian National Zoo’s giant panda program.

D.C. could have the funding to tear down part of its troubled jail complex and replace it with a new facility over the next six years, according to an overview of Mayor Muriel Bowser’s proposed…

The District’s Main Streets program looks riddled with questionable accounting practices, all enabled by inaction from the agency overseeing it.

Greg O'Dell, the head of D.C.'s conventions and sports authority, is moving on after nearly 13 years overseeing major initiatives, including construction of the Entertainment and Sports Arena in…

It’s budget season again and DC Mayor Muriel Bowser released portions of the FY2023 budget proposal Wednesday. The proposal is a financial road map highlighting where the Bowser administration will…

Hundreds of faculty members at Howard University in D.C. are threatening to go on strike next week.

The literacy proficiency gap between young White students and students of color in the District continued to widen during the second year of the pandemic, according to data released recently by D.C.…

As many as 80 percent of calls in D.C. in 2020 were for medical emergencies.

An error unearthed by the CFO’s office at the last minute forced a bit of a budget shuffle.

It will now cost you more to take a taxi in D.C.

Wednesday was largely the first day that some of its members ventured into downtown and the Mall

Companies and regulators push for temporary fee to offset high prices at the gas pump

This is the latest chapter in a fight that has pitted longtime residents against new families in the gentrifying neighborhood

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser wants the next budget to bulk up the police department.

A 30-year-old D.C. man was ordered to remain detained after court hearing. He was charged in one homicide in the District and accused in other attacks in D.C. and in New York City.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A man suspected of shooting five homeless people in Washington and New York City — killing two of them — appeared to hold up a phone and play music after he shot one one of the…

The man charged with shooting and killing a homeless man and wounding two others, and who is suspected of similar crimes in New York City, appeared to hold up a phone and play music after he shot one…

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser wants to make good on her pledge to grow the Metropolitan Police Department while also dramatically increasing spending on affordable housing and homeless services,…