Housing bills signed in Maryland. Alexandria publishes draft 2040 housing plan. Third-party electricity suppliers cost DC residents millions. Firm buys Bethesda office for 87% less than 2011 price.
In March, Mayor Bowser finally released the District’s long-hidden report on congestion pricing, or as we call it, road pricing. Bowser was facing legal action from GGWash, plus both of her likeliest ...
DC lightposts to add EV chargers. Centreville could become more walkable. New housing permits below 2022 levels in Maryland.
Key Bridge civil trial will proceed while criminal case is ongoing. Virginia uses future construction funds to plug a current transportation budget hole. Home rule, top DC locations debated by US ...
Cities learned a hard lesson with shared scooters and bikes: get permitting, data sharing, and curb rules in place before the ...
DC still hasn’t paid many snow removal contractors, raising concerns about future preparedness. Arlington sees its first decline in homelessness since 2022. 831-unit mixed-use development plan in ...
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Virginia Supreme Court to review Arlington Missing Middle case. Metrobus operators asked to recite fares to passengers. DC teacher uses bike buses to boost student attendance.
The documentary “Not in Service” covers the struggle by civil rights and community groups over roughly a 12-year period to bring better transit to Baltimore’s inner city residents.
Opinion
In DC’s single-family zones, the legacy of the Federal Housing Administration’s Jim Crow era endures
In 1937, Federal Housing Administration staff undertook an ambitious national project: to survey America’s largest cities and racially profile every neighborhood. These racist neighborhood grades from ...
Alexandria City Council rejects appeal of Braddock Road redesign. Crystal City office buildings to be converted into housing. MoCo Executive forum tackles homeowner tax credit, budget gaps.
Outdoor running is a public activity, taking place on streets and trails that are built for everyone to access. The ability to travel on those paths, exploring our ways through interspersed parks and ...
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