Marisa Iati

A judge rejected an argument from seven voters that letting residents without citizenship cast ballots in local — but not federal — races dilutes the votes of citizens.

The presumptive Republican nominee’s comment at a rally Saturday represents an escalation of his long-harsh language about migrants.

Summer camps in the D.C. area are notorious for filling up within minutes. Parents have likened the registration process to trying to buy Taylor Swift tickets.

The body rejected a measure that would have sped up the elimination of the city’s tipped minimum wage.

With her congregation’s numbers dwindling post-pandemic, the pastor of a Virginia church set out in search of new ways to engage community members.

Donations to As You Are have given the owners a lifeline to explore grants, real estate purchases and other opportunities that could make their business sustainable.

The Chinese Youth Club’s performance brings together Chinese Americans where many of their parents and grandparents lived and socialized.

The likely closure of one of the oldest small businesses in Navy Yard is the latest reminder of how the neighborhood has changed.

Antisemitism was already an emotional topic. Now it’s entangled in the debate over Israel-Gaza.

Northern Virginia native Cat Janice’s song, “Dance You Outta My Head,” has become a viral hit.