Theresa Vargas in The Post: The riot is over, but fear remains in the nation’s capital
I had planned to tell you a story about joy and creativity.
Street Sense: PEP-V hovers around full capacity without enough housing options for vulnerable people
Althea Thompson is a woman experiencing homelessness who transferred from the Harriet Tubman Women’s Shelter to the Holiday Inn on Rhode Island Ave. NW, which the D.C. Department of Human Services has used as a Pandemic Emergency Program!-->…
Press Release: Modified District Government Services for Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday
News Release — Executive Office of the Mayor
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
January 13, 2021
CONTACT:
LaToya Foster (EOM)
(WASHINGTON, DC) – On Monday, January 18, 2021, the District Government will observe Martin Luther King,!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
A.J. Artemel in The Architect’s Newspaper: D.C. is known for its classical and Brutalist…
Washington, D.C., is a city self-consciously styled, since its founding, to resemble ancient Rome.
DCist: Inauguration Road Closures Already Happening Downtown, Metro Closing 13 Stations This Weekend
Concrete jersey barriers block many of the cross streets along K Street NW, police officers are screening people coming into downtown, and Metro is poised to close some of its busiest stations within the security perimeter this weekend.
Washington Post: Metro to close 13 stations for a week amid threats of inauguration violence
Metro will shut down more than a dozen stations near the U.S. Capitol and Mall for days around the presidential inauguration because of the possibility of violent protests.
DCist: Comedy Group Capitol Steps To Shut Down After Four Decades
Capitol Steps, the popular satirical performance group known for putting the “mock in democracy,” announced it will be shutting down this year.
DCist: D.C. Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Seeking To Stop Construction Of Condo Building On Adams Morgan…
A D.C. judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit seeking to stop the construction of a condo building on a concrete plaza in the heart of Adams Morgan, dealing another setback to a pair of community groups who argued the plaza is actually!-->…
Washington Post: D.C. leaders spar over coronavirus vaccine access for poorer residents
D.C. lawmakers advocated for changing coronavirus vaccine policies Wednesday during a contentious meeting, saying White residents are edging out Black residents in vying for scarce appointments during the first week vaccines are being!-->…
DCist: Pressure Builds On D.C. Hotels To Close Around Inauguration Day
Activists and labor representatives are ratcheting up pressure on D.C.-area hotel operators to shut their doors around Inauguration Day, warning of potential health and safety risks posed by right-wing extremists who may travel to the city!-->…
Associated Press: Airbnb to block, cancel DC bookings ahead of inauguration
NEW YORK (AP) — Airbnb said Wednesday it will be blocking and canceling all reservations in the Washington, D.C., area during the week of the presidential inauguration.
Washington Business Journal: Hotel workers union calls for hotels to close until after inauguration.…
The union representing more than 7,000 hotel employees in the D.C. area is calling on hoteliers to shut their doors temporarily unless they are hosting law enforcement or security personnel — the latest in a series of efforts to keep!-->…
Washington Post: Kamala Harris’s D.C.: Bridging Black and White, rich and poor, newly arrived and…
In the early 1980s as a student at Howard University, Vice President-elect Kamala Harris enjoyed the great diversity and culinary delights of living in D.C. — eating Caribbean food in Adams Morgan and dining on plate-size pancakes at the!-->…
City Paper: D.C. Reports New Peak in COVID-19 Cases
The District logged the most coronavirus cases the city has ever seen in a single day over the course of the pandemic on Monday, Jan. 11. DC Health reported 430 new cases on Tuesday.
WTOP: Montana girl sends letter to DC officer injured in Capitol attack
After watching a D.C. police officer get injured during the attack on the U.S. Capitol last week, a young girl in Montana wanted to do something.
DCist: What It Feels Like To Live Under D.C.’s State Of Emergency
Chris Cooke has lived in D.C. since October. Since that time, Trump supporters and far-right groups have gathered for three large demonstrations in the city—each one ending in violence and leading to injuries or deaths.
DCist: Man Charged With Threatening Nancy Pelosi Also Threatened D.C. Mayor Bowser, Records Show
A Colorado man who was charged in federal court last week with threatening House Speaker Nancy Pelosi also made multiple threats of violence against D.C. and Mayor Muriel Bowser, new court filings show.
DCist: Airbnb Cancels All D.C.-Area Reservations Ahead Of Inauguration
Airbnb announced on Wednesday it is cancelling all reservations in the D.C. area for inauguration week after facing criticism for hosting supporters of President Trump during last week’s violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
Washington Post: Airbnb to cancel all D.C. reservations during inauguration week
Airbnb will cancel and block all reservations in the Washington metro area during inauguration week after finding Airbnb accounts for “numerous individuals who are either associated with known hate groups or otherwise involved in the!-->…
City Paper: QAnon Believer Charged for Threats Against Mayor Bowser, Illegal Firearm Possession
"DoubleODipshit" also allegedly head butted a random pedestrian on Jan. 7, according to a local warrant.