The Flickr pool this week is crammed with arch pictures like a Happy Meal is crammed with french fries. Some of them are even golden. And you know what? I’m lovin’ it!

President Trump targets New York City’s congestion pricing program. Seattle is set to certify a ballot measure that would tax high-income residents to build social housing. Canada’s prime minister ...

Join Hill Family Biking in their local beautification efforts. Attend book talks on housing and on sustainability. Discuss the DC Comp Plan with GGWash. Celebrate Transit Equity Day by learning about ...

DC Attorney General files first STEER Act lawsuits against dangerous drivers. Capital Bikeshare hits all-time ridership record in Alexandria in 2024. Trump expresses desire to “take over” DC; Mayor ...

Between a budget crunch, a housing crisis, and a new appetite in Annapolis for tackling longstanding energy and environmental issues, this year’s Maryland General Assembly session could be a very ...

A driver celebrates the commencement of congestion pricing in New York City. Image by Noel Hidalgo licensed under Creative Commons.

Maryland lawmakers weigh ‘good cause’ eviction bill. Washington region leads nation in office-to-housing conversions. Arlington County Board to vote on ranked-choice voting, affordable housing plan, ...

Viral video’s claims about region’s housing market in wake of federal layoffs are fake. Fairfax County proposes property tax hike, cuts to services. DC pressures residents to give up deeds after ...

Governor Moore introduces coalition to shape Maryland transportation investments. National Transportation Safety Board releases more details on recent DCA plane crash. DC lacks grocery stores in ...

Converting existing office buildings to residences won’t be enough to stop the “urban doom loop,” because apartment buildings contain many fewer people than similarly sized office buildings do.

When Ryan Jones wrote a GGWash post proposing to rebuild the Washington & Old Dominion rail line as rapid commuter rail from ...

Pat is Director of state and local policy at the American Economic Liberties Project and a resident of Edgewood.