The bus makes our region a more accessible place, including during nasty winter weather when those buses are (up to a point) able to push on through snowfall that many cars can’t. Icy berms, however, ...

The traditional housing abundance playbook can and should be adapted to Baltimore in ways that speak to the city’s specific needs.

Inspectors can fine DC businesses that don’t shovel snow. Report recommends restricting data centers in Prince George’s County. Office for sale in Farragut Square could be redeveloped.

Apartment project approved for site of Rosslyn motel. Stalled public housing in Northeast could get new developer. WMATA service remains limited following storm.

The Potomac River is the sole source of drinking water for residents of DC and Arlington County and provides the majority of water to the Maryland and Virginia suburbs. Without stronger investments in ...

Rebuild of Chevy Chase’s Civic Core gets developer. Dashboard covers communities in Montgomery County. Tysons casino bill advances in subcommittee.

The second span of Long Bridge will double rail capacity across the Potomac. It’s not the first attempt to increase capacity by building a second rail crossing of the river in the District: During ...

Major office-to-residential conversion breaks ground in DC. Tenant awarded over $250k in Baltimore junk fee case. Vacant office building to be fully converted to Alexandria housing.

New York really is unique on housing. To serve seniors, US should change transportation, zoning, housing rules. Chicago won’t buy back parking meters.

Dan Malouff is a transportation planner for Arlington and an adjunct professor at George Washington University. He uses this byline for Photo Friday posts, but you can find his other writing under the ...

January is Mental Wellness Awareness Month. Chill out with this week’s urbanist word puzzle! Guest contributor!

Defense companies flex with ads in public spaces. Townhomes coming to site of Arlington duplex explosion. Brake problem fills Metrorail station with smoke.