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 & ...

Racketeering lawsuit looks to dismantle DC “slumlord empire.” Winter weather yields potholes across Washington region. Noise pollution in Fairfax County could ease with flight path changes.

Housing costs affect state-to-state migration. Researchers model pedestrian activity in New York City. Cities could secure more transportation money.

Tired of navigating treacherous crosswalks and unpaved bike lanes? Sit yourself down somewhere cozy and enjoy the game!

The Washington region’s transit system saw ridership plummet during the pandemic, and some stations have recovered better than others. Lagging stations may be able to boost ridership by mimicking some ...

Plans filed for 263-unit apartment building at West Falls Church Metro. Moore calls for more housing near transit, modernizing Baltimore light rail. Three housing projects, three paths in Tenleytown ...

DC mayoral candidate questionnaires; finally, a protected bike lane on 11th Street NW; starter homes and good cause eviction; and join us for Lobby Day in Annapolis next month.

Without a garage or parking lot near your home, it’s tricky to get your electric car an AC charge in DC — and even harder if you want to do it the right way. Here’s how I navigated the Goldilocks ...

Homes prices rise in Washington region. Red light cameras approved in Herndon. Hospital affiliate buys vacant fast food lot in Northeast DC.

David and his wife moved to Capitol Hill in 2002; they arrived with one kid in a stroller and the other in mommy’s tummy. As a citizen-advocate, David spearheaded the regulatory change that doubled ...

Thanks to important data being hidden from public view, we might not be able to track the full effects of the RENTAL Act. The ...

We’re supporting Governor Moore’s Starter and Silver Homes Act, which will make it easier to more homes for more budgets in Maryland neighborhoods. Here’s what we’ll say at Thursday’s public hearing ...