Bill looks to boost DC housing production with new Housing Opportunity Fund. Most Montgomery County landlords follow rent control law. Federal dollars support pedestrian safety near Alexandria schools ...

Walkable cities increase walking. Employer tax on high-earners in Seattle boosts social housing. Colorado transit expansion approved in 2004 stays unfinished.

In June, Democratic voters will choose a candidate for DC mayor, who is likely to win the general election in November. Janeese Lewis George, Kenyan McDuffie, and Gary Goodweather all submitted ...

Virginia may not vote on DMV Moves funding this year. Tiny homes approved in Anne Arundel County. Foreclosure auction scheduled for new DC apartment building.

June is the Democratic primary for Montgomery County executive, and the winner of the primary in this deep-blue county is likely to be its next leader. Both Evan Glass and Andrew Friedson are strong ...

Data center zoning text amendment advances in Montgomery County. Vehicle noise enforcement passes Virginia House of Delegates. New owners coming for office-to-residential project in Tenleytown.

Lunar New Year, Fat Tuesday, and the start of Ramadan. Next month, we’ll celebrate 50 years of Metrorail. This writer was there at the beginning.

Daily CaBi ridership data in January shows the system freeze in real time. Ridership had been trending upward throughout much of January until the first day fully below freezing on January 24.

For disabled residents, major transportation challenges followed snowstorm. Lanes reopen on 14th Street NW after emergency tunnel repairs. Education campaign coming to Vienna ahead of Capital ...

William Rice is a DMV native who grew up in Bethesda and now lives in Cleveland Park. He is a writer for political and policy advocacy organizations.

Dan Malouff is a transportation planner for Arlington, a professor at George Washington University, and a longtime urbanist writer under the handle BeyondDC. Dan uses this byline for Photo Friday & ...

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