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The paifang outside the Gallery Place-Chinatown Metro station, officially called Friendship Archway, is the most prominent symbol of the Asian American presence in D.C. But a lot of other, more hidden places had a historical significance…

The D.C. attorney general and ACLU-DC had opposed crackdowns on gun crimes in Black wards as discriminatory and violations of home rule

The workers intend to strike until an agreement is reached, according to the union

Commuters who take the DC Circulator will need to find another ride Tuesday when bus drivers go on strike.

D.C. Council Member Kenyan McDuffie has suspended his campaign for attorney general of the District.

D.C. leaders are growing more aggressive in their bid to revive downtown as the central business district inches toward some semblance of normal.

D.C. attorney general candidate Kenyan R. McDuffie (D) on Monday suspended his campaign for the position, announcing at a news conference that he was giving up a fight to appear on the June 21 primary ballot after he was deemed ineligible…

The National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform last year took a look at the District’s efforts to combat violent crime and offered a scathing assessment. “DC is resource rich and coordination poor,” the nonprofit wrote, quoting a youth…

His players aren’t in the NHL.

Members of the convoy that snarled D.C.-area traffic on several occasions in March are suing the District, claiming their rights were violated.

BALTIMORE (AP) — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced $40 million on Monday to help restore the Chesapeake Bay.

“To handle an environment like D.C., you need a dog with some oomph and some gumption,” says Kathryn Roberts, a trainer with Leader Dogs for the Blind.

D.C. kicked off Small Business Week by touting its first round of investments into resident-owned businesses that typically struggle to find the capital needed to grow in ways that match the dreams of their owners.

The thumping of the bass reverberated miles away.

Sixteen truckers who were part of the recent truck convoy protests in the D.C. region are suing the District for setting up blockades that prevented them from exercising “their constitutionally protected right to free speech” on the…

“Right now everyone needs to be asking Chairman Mendelson to put the money in the budget,” Ward 1 Councilmember Brianne Nadeau says.

As a native Washingtonian who has been engaged in D.C. politics for 25 years, I have seen all sorts of candidates, political upsets and underdogs come through. But out of all of my experiences, the removal of Kenyan R. McDuffie by the D.C.…

People all across D.C. were getting angry at their neighbors’ loud music Saturday and Sunday until they realized it was likely all coming from the same source.

"When we left, you guys laughed at us," says a prominent People's Convoy member. So they're coming back.

“Drop the bass” took on something of a new meaning in D.C. over the weekend.