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Aguirre, who opposed the legislation on behalf of the city, says the machines target lower-income neighborhoods and trap small business owners
Got a pile of old tax returns? This is your Saturday.
Nearly 13,300 have already voted as extended early voting begins; two ACHS seniors land $40,000 Amazon scholarships; council to consider parking fine hike, Sunday meters Tuesday
Extended hours and a candidate forum kick off Saturday as the final stretch of the April 21 special election begins.
Mohammad Elyas Noorzai and Zhi McMillan were surprised in front of their classmates Friday at the Minnie Howard Campus in a moment that drew tears, cheers and parent's pride
The South Florida taco chain will be joined by Japanese restaurant Waraku and ramen shop Mensho at the Richmond Highway development, according to the Washington Business Journal.
Council also set to hear city manager's state of the economy report and fill seats on nine boards and commissions
The May event is the second of three advocacy breakfasts the chamber hosts annually; a legislative reception rounds out the series in September
City will share updated flood modeling and mitigation strategies as plan heads toward June completion
School Board discusses police-in-schools agreement ahead of public hearing; Waterfront Taco Factory takes shape in Old Town; big weekend ahead
Board members raise questions about mandatory reporting and felony language in draft SRO agreement as the long-awaited document heads to public hearing next week
The outgoing president championed the Northern Virginia campus that helped anchor Amazon's HQ2
Eight city artists earn 12 nominations in record-turnout night for DMV music
The CHAT program, co-created by a local 10th grader, will use small group conversations to build a roadmap for improving teen life in the city
The distinctive yellow building at 2 Prince St. is boarded up as the long-anticipated waterfront taco restaurant moves from permit to job site
The session, which is scheduled for four hours, is closed to the public under federal student privacy law