Hundreds of D.C. residents could lose their federal housing assistance early as funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and ...

Ward 8’s special election unfolds amid housing instability, stagnant funding, and high stakes for D.C.’s most vulnerable ...

A Christmas market in the courtyard of Buda Castle and Matthias Church, with ramparts in rear on the hill in Buda overlooking ...

D.C.'s largest shelter, CCNV, plans a new complex combining non-congregate shelter units with affordable housing and ...

D.C.'s proposed budget would cut the number of work hours the city will pay for in half for community support workers, ...

D.C.’s ICH delays strategic plans as staffing drops to one amid hiring freeze and budget cuts from federal shortfalls.

Hundreds in D.C. could lose housing assistance as federal funds end Hundreds in Washington D.C. may lose housing aid as federal funds for the pandemic-era EHV program run out. D.C.’s largest shelter, ...

Housing advocates are condemning Mayor Muriel Bowser’s proposed budget cuts to social safety net and housing programs in her ...

As D.C. faces extreme heat this summer, the most vulnerable in the city, including those experiencing homelessness, are at ...

Housing as both a tradeable commodity and a fundamental human right, challenging government roles and systemic inequities.

Vendor Andrew Anderson looks back on the history of the Pride movement and those who sacrificed so others could have rights.

A drawing by Maurice Carter.