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DC Named America’s Hardest-Working City in New Study

Washington, D.C. topped the list of hardest-working cities in the U.S. in a study released by Kempler Industries, an Illinois-based machinery trade company.

DC Summer Jobs Program for Youths Shut Down

A summer job program provided by a D.C.-based institute for primarily black teenagers and young adults has been unexpectedly ended by the Department of Employment Services.

DC Sues Marriott for Alleged Price Deception 

Washington, D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine has filed a lawsuit against the international hotel chain Marriott over the claim that it is charging its customers hidden amounts under the “resort fees” policy.

DC Sees Rise in Wages due to Labor Shortage

The regional economy of Washington, D.C. area is slowing down, as well as the District's hiring rate, resulting in higher salaries, while private sector stands out in terms of employment, according to a recent analysis by the D.C. Policy Center.

​Small Businesses in DC Invited to Free Innovation Conference

The annual D.C. Small Business Fair: Launch, Grow & Innovate Your Small Business will take place at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center on June 19.

DC Gave Millions to Housing Developers with Poor Scores: Report

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s administration is accused of granting millions of dollars to affordable housing projects that are ranked low by evaluators.

New Property Tax Introduced to Fund Equitable Public Investments in DC

A progressive tax on high-value properties has been introduced by Councilmember David Grosso in order to generate revenue for D.C.’s budget priorities.

Apple Converts DC’s Carnegie Library into Exclusive Store, Draws Criticism

Apple opened on Saturday the Carnegie Library building, after renovating the historic structure. The move drew some negative responses from D.C. residents.