Housing plays prominent role in DC mayoral race. Parking fees could increase in Alexandria. Sphere hits fast track in Prince George’s County.

Sweet Virginia Breeze is the state song of Virginia. Er, one of them. And just like its lyrics evoking cardinals, dogwoods, ...

As GGWash looks forward to celebrating our 18th birthday, we’re also looking back on some posts from our history. This one ...

Microtransit pilot to replace low-use buses in parts of Arlington. Bills look to streamline permits in Prince George’s County. Economic uncertainty slows Washington region’s housing market.

WMATA weighs replacing fare vending machines. New DC construction slows 27% year-over-year. Residential developments could ...

To try to quantify human lives in that way is tragic, but it’s so important to show the impact of unsafe driving, particularly for pedestrians,” said Adam Snider, the Governor’s Highway Safety ...

Arlington is region’s most expensive place to rent. Redeveloping federal buildings in Southwest DC could pose challenges. Multiple bills aim to reduce permitting burdens in Maryland.

At our 18th birthday party on April 29, we’ll be showcasing photos from GGWash’s 18 years. Have pics of our events from way back when to today? We’d love to share them on our big night!

A look at the two largest town center developments in Montgomery County — the Rockville Town Square and Pike & Rose in the area now known as North Bethesda — offers a useful comparison of different ...

Just over two months before the June 16 primary, a new GGWash poll finds that Aparna Raj and Rashida Brown lead the pack in the first Ward 1 DC council race to feature an open seat in 44 years. But ...

Learn how to get around the District as a senior. Attend happy hours and candidate forums. Join a walking tour of Lanier Heights. Help clean up our green spaces. Don’t forget to buy your early bird ...

This week on Do Something: get an early-bird ticket for our birthday party; take the DC Office of Planning’s FLUM survey; and in Maryland, two quick emails to send your legislators.