D.C.'s 2025 Budget Is the Worst on Housing Issues in a Decade, Advocates Say. What Happens Now?
D.C.'s housing budget is the worst advocates have seen in the past decade. What will happen to thousands of families facing eviction?
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D.C.'s housing budget is the worst advocates have seen in the past decade. What will happen to thousands of families facing eviction?
Trayon White vs Salim Adofo in the Ward 8 Democratic primary. White aims to restore funding for emergency rental assistance and affordable housing.
By insisting that DC’s mayor replenish reserves more quickly than what the law requires, the District’s CFO is setting DC on a course for tougher cuts than may be necessary in the 2025 budget, says Tazra Mitchell of the DC Fiscal Policy Institute. Building on a history of Congressionally-required conservative fiscal management, the approach will force reductions in essential services in a budget that already is expected to include deep cuts.
Robert White is pushing to limit rent increases at rent-controlled apartments, but his plan doesn't go far enough for some activists.
What GGWash said at the District’s FY24 budget oversight hearings