A long-term commitment to preserve affordable housing in Arlington County is locking in a property with over 290 affordable units for 75 years.
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Rachel Looker
Redistricting heats up along U Street
Debates intensified over a relatively small redistricting proposal, at times becoming muddled, confusing, and downright offensive.
Alec D'Angelo
Ward 1’s new Public Safety Coalition brings resources to those who need them most
Violent crime is all too common in Columbia Heights. This group hopes to change that.
Sianna Boschetti
Rising rents, rising tensions: Alexandria’s housing crisis deepens
As rents continue to rise in Alexandria, the financial load on residents grows, pushing more households to the edge of eviction. Data from Alexandria city showed that Evictions in Alexandria are approaching pre-pandemic...
Zaid Mastou
Car theft down in Bethesda-Chevy Chase due to drone Initiative
Community members and leaders reflect on past crime trends and how current initiatives combat future spikes.
Grace Apostol
Witnesses pressure DC Council to establish office of deaf, hard of hearing
Advocates from D.C’s deaf and hard of hearing community testified Tuesday before councilmembers to establish an Office for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. They say it’s necessary to gain better access to government...
Taylor Ardrey
Amid social and political unrest, DC statehood movement picks up steam
As millions of Americans head to the polls today or have already cast their ballots, their choice of U.S. senator might have an effect on a renewed local movement: D.C. statehood.
Keith Newell
U Street neighborhood calls on city to install cameras, lights in dumpster-filled alleyway
After two dumpster fires ripped through 14th & V Street in April and September, the neighborhood’s ANC group and local residents are asking the Department of Public Works to remove the dumpsters, control illegal...
Kimberly Cataudella
D.C.’s first Black, LGBTQ+ Councilmember Zachary Parker contemplates his new role
In the weeks following his landslide victory as D.C. councilmember representing Ward 5, Zachary Parker discusses his landmark victory.
Lalini Pedris
Fighting for favorites
Voters in NH look past the meet-and-greet events to focus on policy and actions.
Wash staff