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Analysis by The Post finds that officials at federal, state and local agencies have struggled to get funds to renters, mirroring problems nationwide.

The entire D.C. region is poised to work together on economic development efforts to reverse its widening gap between the rich and the poor, according to a group of government, business and academic…

The owner of Eighteenth Street Lounge is planning to reopen his iconic nightclub in Blagden Alley, according to an announcement from Monument Retail, the company representing the lounge. The club…

In April, after being chased by police from Alexandria, Va., who thought someone in his car had shot at a building in Old Town, Anthony Louis crashed on a highway overpass in the District and then…

Emmy Squared will bring its Detroit-style pizzas to two more locations in the D.C. area.

As two Virginia community colleges — Patrick Henry and Dabney S. Lancaster — plan to keep their names that honor a former enslaver and a segregationist, I now know more than ever that D.C.’s H.D.…

Casa Ruby, the D.C. LGBTQ community services center, filed an administrative complaint on March 29 against the D.C. Department of Human Services, charging the agency with ignoring and failing to stop…

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser appointed a Philadelphia schools official to a top education job in the District, filling a key role as the city tries to recover from a pandemic that has upended learning…

“WHAT’S THE point of spending millions of dollars on a crime lab if people don’t trust its findings and won’t use it?” That is the question we posed in 2015 about the District’s Consolidated Forensic…

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) announced Thursday that she would nominate a Philadelphia school official who oversaw that city’s sprawling charter sector to serve as the District’s state…

WASHINGTON, DC — A fireworks celebration that was hosted last July by the Republican National Convention and that took place at the prompting of then-President Donald Trump caused more than $42,000…

The key to getting workers back into downtown D.C. and revitalizing the economy is through child care, Mayor Muriel Bowser said Thursday.

Mayor Bowser took three hours worth of questions from councilmembers who are eager to get their own ideas into the budget.

Weeks after the National Zoo reopened following the latest six-month pandemic closure, the union representing its police officers says it should be closed again because there are too few officers to…

For now, the head of D.C.’s public housing agency is out of a job. But someday, Tyrone Garrett believes his tenure heading up the D.C. Housing Authority will be vindicated.

With the lyrics of Britney Spears’s pop songs soon to fill an esteemed D.C. theater built for Shakespeare’s soliloquies, what can we expect next? Serious drama on the jumbotron at Nationals Park?

Over the last year, the 1,400 people held at the D.C. Jail have weathered a 23-hour daily lockdown and complaints about conditions ranging from access to education to where transgender inmates are…

Thousands of National Guard troops are gone, but nearly five months after the attack on the U.S. Capitol, fencing still blocks the public from the grounds surrounding the iconic building.

As George Washington wrapped up his presidency, he picked up another endeavor, perhaps a bit less noble but just as thrilling: making top-notch booze.

Over the past few years the challenges of revamping Union Station into a multi-modal transit hub had been all over the regional news. But with a devout train rider as president, and federal push for…