In 1950, about 800,000 people lived in DC. That’s 100,000 more than today, even though the city had many fewer buildings back ...

Next phase of rehabilitation to start on Roosevelt Bridge. Taller buildings, more housing could come with Friendship Heights sector plan. Without public notice, firm hired for work on East Potomac ...

Here are GGWash’s endorsements for candidates running for Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner seats in the November 3, 2026, DC general election.

Microsoft fined record amount for Leesburg data center pollution. Two DC landlords agree to pay $9.3 million over price-fixing. In 10-0 veto override, MoCo Council reappoints Hedrick to planning board ...

DC’s newest third place could tell the story of the artists of the Washington Color School who called Dupont home in the 20th ...

Updates at the Shaw/Watha T. Daniel Neighborhood Library are in progress, funded with grant dollars from the American Rescue ...

Nearly all the electricity a data center consumes comes back out as heat from electronic equipment. Today, essentially all of that heat is thrown away, vented to the atmosphere. It could instead be ...

Big Belly” trash cans join DC rat mitigation efforts. Pedestrian, cyclist work progresses in Wheaton. Report on data center pause coming to Loudoun County.

Jacob Estes is a Professional Development Programs Associate at the Institute of Transportation Engineers and lives in Kalorama. He writes about transportation, placemaking, and the history of ...

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 & ...

Red Line stations reopen after construction. Executive director to depart National Capital Planning Commission. Goats to eat invasive plants at Alexandria park.

Storm damage affects Metro service. Townhouses approved near Innovation Center Metro. Temporary Wisconsin Avenue bus lanes to ...