If we take a look at what “All the President’s Men” filming locations look like now, we can see changes to the streetscape ...

Circulator Memories, our very first Photo Friday of 2025, was the most popular post of the year by clicks, followed by Time Will Pass, Satisfying Symmetry, the 2024 lookback, Golden Arches, and the ...

Aging office buildings help DC lead in residential conversions. Report flags near-miss traffic incidents in Alexandria. Stop sign cameras launch with AI technology in Takoma Park.

WMATA riders completed 256.7 million trips in 2025. Office-to-apartment conversion gets financing in DC. Median rents in ...

Worst speeders could lose licenses in California. Congestion pricing in New York, one year later. Atlanta more than halfway to affordable housing goal.

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Maryland governor Wes Moore’s new housing agenda would make it easier to build lower-cost “starter homes” for families starting out or downsizing seniors. He calls the proposal “the most aggressive ...

Redevelopment pitched for former Key Bridge Marriott site. Businesses approved to organize in Congress Heights and St. Elizabeths East. Mixed-use project at Capitol Heights Metro station gets ...

More recently, researchers at the Pew Charitable Trusts suggest that such benefits permeate throughout the housing market, easing cost burdens for both residents in new units, and residents in older, ...

National Park Service launches major fountain repairs in DC. Traffic deaths decline in Washington region. WMATA restores Yellow Line service to Greenbelt.

Swann Street is where a former member of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency was beaten and bloodied by two teenagers in August 2025. Before that, Swann Street and the surrounding ...

Metro’s impact on nearby land values is roughly $30 billion, per a report from ATU Local 689. Taxing the region’s land, rather than improvements to it, could sustainably and fairly support WMATA.