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D.C. Chief Financial Officer Jeffrey S. DeWitt announced his resignation Wednesday, just as the city’s process for setting its next budget amid the financial stress of the pandemic is getting underway.

D.C. Chief Financial Officer Jeffrey DeWitt is leaving D.C. government after seven years managing the city’s finances, opening a hugely meaningful vacancy just before lawmakers consider a new, Covid-impacted budget.

D.C. will open up COVID-19 vaccination appointments to certain workers, including grocery store employees, starting Thursday.

Washington (CNN) — Nearly 5,000 National Guard troops will remain in Washington through March 12 due, in part, to concerns about potential violence stemming from online chatter among QAnon supporters who suggest former President Donald…

Leaders in Maryland and Virginia eased up on some pandemic-related restrictions Wednesday as the rate of new coronavirus infections continued to fall from its winter peak.

A high-end office building overlooking Franklin Square in the District is slated to be sold at a foreclosure auction next month, the latest sign of distress for commercial real estate owners across Greater Washington due to stubbornly…

After an especially bloody year of shootings in the District, Mayor Muriel E. Bowser on Wednesday formally declared gun violence to be a public health crisis in the city and announced a new, “whole government” approach to combating the…

Republic Properties Corp. plans to develop a multifamily building instead of office for the final phase of The Portals, its mixed-use development in Southwest D.C., based on a shift in market conditions in the area.

The suit is part of a years-long legal battle to bring more transparency and accountability to D.C. police.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser issued a new order Wednesday, declaring gun violence a public health crisis and pledging $15 million to a new initiative aimed at decreasing violence in targeted neighborhoods.

Gun violence in D.C. is a public health crisis, Mayor Muriel Bowser said Wednesday, and she’s forming an emergency operations center to combat it.

If you happened to have been on 16th Street NW on a Sunday morning between 2011 and 2019, you may have seen them: two older men, each lugging a tripod, bickering good-naturedly with each other. They would pause every now and then to take a…

The fence went up after it was already too late — the day after extremists stormed the U.S. Capitol. Officials quickly sealed off the legislature’s campus with a three-mile-long, eight-foot-tall fence topped with razor wire.

The D.C. chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union is suing the Metropolitan Police Department over unreported stop-and-frisk data, continuing the ACLU’s years-long legal push for transparency from the department.

There will not be a Washington, D.C. Auto Show this year, organizers of the annual event said Wednesday, citing uncertainty about hosting large events amid the coronavirus pandemic.

(CNN) — Advocates fighting for Washington, DC, to become the 51st state are more hopeful than ever that they'll achieve statehood with Joe Biden in the White House and Democrats now controlling both chambers of Congress, though the effort…

Remote work has become a way of life for many in Greater Washington during the pandemic — and it’s no surprise many employers will continue with at least some widespread teleworking options once the region reaches a level of immunity from…

Sharon Wise looks out the front window of her apartment in Anacostia — past the lawn where she regularly hands out food to the needy or helps neighborhood kids with art projects — and sees the opportunities.

Developer Brookfield Properties has released more details about its planned Phase II expansion of The Yards, the mixed-use community along the Capitol Riverfront.

Some 130 escalators in 32 Metrorail stations will begin getting replaced starting this May.