D.C. officials redouble lobbying efforts as $1B budget fix moves to House
D.C. residents, businesses and even the Washington Commanders are firing up lobbying efforts to pass a bill allowing the city ...
Senate passes bill to avert $1B hit to D.C. budget in spending plan
The bill, which would allow the city to continue operating under its 2025 budget, still needs to be approved by the House to ...
They’re ‘hogging our money’: D.C. kids tell Senate not to gut city’s funding
The window narrowed to reverse the $1 billion in cuts to D.C.’s budget as senators prepared to vote on the continuing ...
D.C.’s hopes lie in Senate as residents, officials push to avert $1B hit
A possible Democratic proposal boosted D.C.’s hopes of avoiding potential layoffs but also inched the nation closer to a ...
House spending bill would lead to $1B in D.C. cuts. Here’s what that means.
The bill, also known as a continuing resolution, now moves to the Senate, where D.C. officials hope Democrats will help them ...
House votes for $1 billion in D.C. cuts while seeking to avert shutdown
It is unclear what additional avenues remain for D.C. to advocate for a reversal of the cuts as the bill heads to the Senate.
GOP spending bill would lead to $1 billion in D.C. cuts, city officials say
The effective cancellation of the District’s current $21 billion budget would represent the most dramatic exertion of federal ...
Entire D.C. government urges GOP to reverse course on ‘devastating’ $1B cuts
The mayor and D.C. Council warned that the city would have to find over $1 billion in immediate, across-the-board cuts ...
D.C. speeds up clearing homeless encampment after Trump notice
D.C. work crews began clearing a homeless encampment Thursday morning near the E Street Expressway, hours after President ...
Once a face of resistance, Bowser faces dilemma: Toe or draw the line
Mayor Muriel E. Bowser has taken an often-measured, muted approach to Trump since the president returned to power and ...
Fired federal workers can find jobs in D.C. government, Bowser says
D.C. is joining Maryland and Virginia in seeking to recruit workers who are fired as part of President Trump’s chaotic shake-up of the federal bureaucracy.