Urbanism means places that are accessible for all, not just people who like a few select features of cities. The proof is in the pedestrian.

How your email finds me: in the sun-beaten parking lots next to the once and future RFK Stadium, getting hit in the head by a beach ball because my head’s down writing a post on my phone during a ...

If you’re a DC resident curious about running for an ANC seat in the general election, we highly encourage you to view our training, which is now posted on our YouTube and embedded in this post.

Service up, ridership down one year after Metrobus network redesign. New Virginia law allows speed regulators for dangerous drivers. Freedom Plaza reopens in DC.

One of the many wonderful things about great cities is how free they are, how they empower diverse people with the freedom to be themselves. Here are eight aspects of city life that specifically help ...

VRE buys Alexandria yard, plans to expand service. DC fare evasion tickets are often dismissed. How bus lanes will help amid Red Line closures.

Capital Bikeshare remains an essential commuter service. That said, the system is not evenly balanced, making it harder to find bikes depending on where you live.

When you read a GGWash post, you might notice a couple of words below the headline and next to the byline. Soon, those will look different, and hopefully be more useful to you.

United may play major role in Dulles redevelopment plan. The real attraction at the Great American State Fair? Metrorail’s 8000 series. M-NCPPC wins temporary restraining order in Prince George’s ...

On-route bus charger coming to Alexandria. Maryland expands housing, health assistance program. Federal government may keep Cohen Building.

Major bipartisan housing legislation awaits Trump’s signature. Cars are getting bigger, and drivers are killing more pedestrians. Could an “asset commercialization strategy” fund Los Angeles-San ...

What do spas, plumbing, energy conservation, and fire have in common? They’re all covered by DC construction codes. Here’s how you can get involved in the Department of Buildings’ code updates.