Rapid Rehousing for Individuals is missing key income data needed to gauge effectiveness, according to the Office of the D.C. Auditor.

Seniors on Medicaid are being forced to avoid assisted living facilities due to expenses according to a D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute report.

The $3.7 billion RFK stadium deal passed, but not without controversy, as councilmembers fought for amendments on affordable housing.

The RENTAL Act passes, changing TOPA and tenant laws in D.C. with the hope of spurring the development of affordable housing.

Eric Thompson-Bey tells his story as a longtime vendor. He has sold in all seasons, and shows up for his customers no matter what.

On March 28, President Donald Trump signed an executive order threatening D.C. home rule and targeting residents experiencing homelessness.

The District housed fewer people experiencing homelessness in fiscal year 2025 than the year before — even as the city wades through its voucher backlog.

D.C.’s Rapid Rehousing (RRH) program for individuals hasn’t taken new referrals since April 2024 due to budget constraints.

Bowser is proposing legislation to permanently reverse pandemic-era housing and eviction protections and add exceptions to the law that gives tenants the right of first refusal to purchase their homes, a move she says would sustain affordable housing amid mounting financial challenges.

USICH works with other agencies to coordinate the federal response to homelessness at the state and local levels and is the only federal agency tasked to address homelessness.

With affordable senior living becoming a rarity in D.C, Friendship Terrace in Tenleytown is finding ways to help low-income seniors live in retirement communities.

Following a social media post by President Trump, D.C. closed a large encampment next to the E Street Expressway with only a day’s notice.