This week on Do Something: share your bicycling nostalgia; townhouses in Montgomery County; a small step for dogs in Prince George’s County; and candidate questionnaires are out for Falls Church and ...

Homes increasingly unaffordable for median income Arlington households. Toll lanes on Wilson Bridge deferred. Metrorail safety agency raises elevator, escalator concerns.

Falls Church and Gaithersburg voters head to the polls this November. We asked candidates in three key races for their views on housing and transportation. Here’s what they had to say: ...

Opinion: Montgomery County’s major roads don’t work as well as they used to. The Planning Board hopes that encouraging more development along these corridors and making them safer places to walk can ...

Facing removal, most of Alexandria’s public housing agency board resigns. Vote coming today on Capital Beltway toll lanes. Opponents to Missing Middle ask court to stop Arlington housing permits.

Greater Greater Washington will endorse candidates in local races in Maryland and Virginia this fall. Here’s how we’re planning to do that, and how you can help us expand our endorsements to even more ...

The happy hour returns to Silver Spring! Enjoy pizza with Week Without Driving participants at our monthly standing happy hour. Ride bikes during spooky season. Stand with the Homes for All Assembly ...

DC eviction filings hit six-year high. Last carpeted Metro car sent to be recycled. Coordinated tree removals coming to W&OD Trail.

Debates about water supply slow housing around Phoenix. Houston’s Red Line is running slower thanks to signal priority changes. Longer commutes might mean insomnia.

DC Streetcar service ending even sooner. Purple Line officials want a noise waiver in Bethesda. Townhouse project up for review again in Alexandria.

As Montgomery County officials consider recommendations for safety improvements on one of Maryland’s most dangerous roads, some neighbors have a need for speed.

DC will soon improve its arcane bus shelter system and increase its self-imposed contractual maximum of 788 shelters by more than 90%.