Local real estate firms are increasingly keen to cash in on a lucrative government program. One local developer has leveraged it to build a small empire of low-income apartment buildings where...

Several Black business owners on H Street NE say the neighborhood’s power over liquor licenses is unchecked and unfair.

Affluent residents see their pain validated in national media, while lower-income and Black communities are left to quietly grieve their losses.

The city didn't spend nearly $14 million allocated for long-term housing vouchers last fiscal year, hampering efforts to disburse this year's allotment.

The dispensary’s 13 employees will enjoy five-year contracts, with three raises baked into their salaries a year.

Residents can call DC Health at 855-363-0333 to get the vaccine delivered to them at home.

Several Park 7 tenants dispute the allegation that they owe thousands in back rent — three families tell DCist/WAMU that they paid rent to the company with the help of STAY DC.

Planned Parenthood is able to send medication via the mail, without a patient needing to step in a doctor's office.

A map of brick-and-mortar business closures compiled by WAMU and DCist shows how massive shifts in spending habits changed the city. 

An HPAP applicant says she was left in the lurch after receiving notice that DC's first-time homebuyer program ran out of money for the fiscal year.

A budgeting error by the city's independent chief financial officer has zeroed out funding for the new Baby Bonds program, and lawmakers are upset about it.

Shortly after declining to commit to a timeline for reforming local rent control laws by declaring that the public should not expect her to be “cutting my finger and bleeding blood,” […]

Local nonprofits say the cuts will make it harder for them to serve homeless youth amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Donald, who has no property development or public housing expertise, will lead a troubled agency that provides housing to tens of thousands of people.

Rents are high, inventory is stagnant, and dozens of people say they've spent months getting scammed, out-bidded, and ghosted.

For years, they were addicted to housing developments few could afford. Will they finally learn a better way to grow?

It's spacious, sustainable, and full of natural light.

Several Park 7 tenants dispute the allegation that they owe thousands in back rent — three families tell DCist/WAMU that they paid rent to the company with the help of STAY DC.