The House has passed legislation to change how youth offenders are prosecuted in Washington, D.C. The “DC Crimes Act” would lower the age of a youth offender from 24 to 18 and require sentences to match adult mandatory minimums.

Among the legislation advanced by the panel Wednesday are measures that would seek to reduce crime in the nation’s capital.

One of the more fun aspects of being a fan of any team, football or otherwise, is looking down your favorite team's depth chart, tracking new acquisitions and trying to identify the next great unknown. Bleacher Report's Brent Sobleski recently identified ...

Ballot Measure 8201 enables diversified investing for Washington’s LTC Fund. Diversified portfolios historically generate higher returns than government bonds. Projected higher returns could add $113B,

The bills aim to streamline delivery of benefits through automation, improve oversight of job training and make the supply chain more efficient.