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Metro will reduce transit service starting Monday to help its workforce stay safe while it begins even more stringent disinfecting of its rail cars and buses because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Masses are being skipped. Synagogue services and programs are being moved online. Mosques are canceling congregational prayer services. This is the new reality for faith communities across the D.C.…

In the six days since the District’s first confirmed case of COVID-19, the city has gotten quieter and its residents more uneasy. An increasing number of offices are implementing mandatory…

The Wharf has brought a host of new restaurants and retailers to the waterfront, but developers of other Southwest D.C. projects that don't sit on the water say they have retail gaps they have been…

Nearly five years after signing its first office lease at The Wharf, the development team has sold that space to its anchor tenant.

Metro will reduce Metrorail and Metrobus services as the region’s response to the coronavirus outbreak continues to ramp up.

More than 4,000 people have obtained gun permits from the D.C. police department to carry loaded, concealed firearms on the streets of the nation’s capital, according to data released this month.

D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine (D) said Friday that he will seek a third term in 2022 and launch a public corruption division in his office in response to the scandals surrounding former D.C.…

Cleveland Park’s Uptown Theater has closed, according to cinema chain AMC Theatres, which operates the movie theater.

"Abiding by government guidance, especially at a time of crisis, is just sensible, and is more important than any politics of autonomy."

The lights are dark in Cleveland Park where fans once flocked to a beloved movie palace.

THE WASHINGTON area’s Metro system is already heavily supported by state and local governments, whose subsidies amount to more than half the agency’s annual $2 billion operating budget, far more than…

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said Friday that public schools and libraries will be closed starting Monday as a precaution from the coronavirus outbreak.

In the last week, the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic (more popularly known as coronavirus) has penetrated the nationwide consciousness. Locally, events are being cancelled, college classes and…

The public school system in the nation’s capital will close for at least two weeks beginning March 16 as officials attempt to contain the growing coronavirus outbreak, Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D)…

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced on Friday morning that D.C. Public Schools would close through at least April 1 over concerns related to the coronavirus pandemic, following similar announcements…

The coronavirus cases in the D.C. region have created an odd and almost eerie change on the normally busy Metro system.

Becky Reina, a mother of two children who lives in Northwest Washington, was not about to wait for any more anxiety-inducing announcements about the novel coronavirus.

Some D.C.-area restaurants were already coming dangerously close to a tipping point on their balance sheets that would force at least a temporary closure as precautions to prevent the spread of the…