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DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb has issued a formal opinion dismissing the legal effect if the city's independent chief financial officer refuses to certify the District's fiscal year 2025 budget prior to its submission to Congress.

The federal funding announced yesterday for the expansion of the District's Solar for All program will benefit roughly 19,000 low- and moderate-income households by helping boost locally generated community and rooftop solar capacity,…

A push earlier this year to work out permitting issues that briefly blocked operation of the temporary Artomatic installation in vacant space at 2400 M St. NW has helped inspire a new pilot program to streamline the process for other…

DC voters registered as Democrats have an opportunity this weekend to choose 13 delegates and one alternate who will go to Chicago in August for the party's national convention.

When Mayor Muriel Bowser and Monumental Sports & Entertainment reached their deal last month to keep the Capitals and Wizards at an upgraded Capital One Arena, one of the announced terms envisioned the Mystics playing up to four games…

Recent revisions to employment data present a less rosy picture of the District's post-pandemic jobs recovery, according to DC's chief economist.

Mayor Muriel Bowser's public schedule notes that she's leaving the District today for personal travel this week, but it's her official trip last weekend to Augusta, Georgia, that's drawing flak.

Mayor Muriel Bowser reiterated her calls for DC autonomy and statehood during remarks this afternoon at a "Full Democracy Champions" luncheon held as part of the government's DC Emancipation Day festivities.

Mayor Muriel Bowser today announced three new recipients of Vitality Fund grants to help expand their presence in downtown DC — including an Atlanta-based firm that's expanding its local office to serve as its new headquarters.

Mayor Muriel Bowser yesterday afternoon signed emergency and permanent versions of the far-reaching Secure DC legislation passed last week by the DC Council.

Mayor Muriel Bowser this morning joined other DC officials on a tour of the Golden Triangle area's first major office-to-residential conversion project, pairing the visit to the nearly completed Elle apartments with an announcement of the…

DC Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton is blasting two bills passed yesterday by the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability as "undemocratic and paternalistic," singling out one as particularly extreme because it would prohibit the DC…

Mayor Muriel Bowser and DC Council Chair Phil Mendelson have reiterated in recent days and weeks the District's offer of $500 million for modernization of the Capital One Arena if the Wizards and Capitals stay there — statements that may…

The public safety package approved 12-0 yesterday was a year in the making, Ward 2 Councilmember Brooke Pinto said during debate over the Secure DC Omnibus Amendment Act of 2024.

The DC Council is slated to take a second and final vote this afternoon on the expansive Secure DC bill, but will first debate several amendments — including one to allow DNA testing prior to a defendant's conviction in the case of violent…

DC's Republican Party has just provided Nikki Haley, former governor of South Carolina, with her first win of the GOP's presidential primary season.

The District's chief financial officer yesterday released an updated economic forecast that nudges revenue estimates for the current fiscal year upward by $67.6 million from his office's December estimate, with a similar $64.3 million rise…

The U.S. House of Representatives voted 348-55 last night to transfer authority over the RFK Memorial Stadium campus to the District for up to 99 years, paving the way for redevelopment there if the Senate follows suit and President Joe…

Legislation to transfer jurisdiction over the RFK Stadium campus to the District for 99 years — paving the way for redevelopment of the 174-acre site, potentially including a new home for the Washington Commanders — is slated for debate on…

DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb yesterday joined the Federal Trade Commission and eight states in a lawsuit to block a proposed merger between the companies that operate Harris Teeter and Safeway.