Catania handout takes aim at Bowser’s Fenty ties
Handout turns up east of the Anacostia River, where Adrian Fenty’s support collapsed four years ago.
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Report to D.C. Council on soccer stadium deal is delayed
Mendelson’s postponement of presentation until after election may make approval this year difficult.
Housing advocates hold sit-in at Bowser’s council office
Social justice group demands help for residents near convention center who could see rents rise to market rates.
D.C. families split on education approach for next mayor
Middle-class families are enrolling in public schools, but they’re not sure whether they will stay and see it out.
Catania’s departure means a long ballot for council seats
Fifteen candidates are vying for two at-large seats on the D.C. Council, one reserved for a non-Democrat.
D.C. early-voting stations open to a steady stream of voters
Hundreds cast votes — as mayoral candidates campaign — in the first hours after stations opened citywide.
Dozens of developers in default on D.C. affordable-housing loans
The city has allowed many debts — including some owed by politically connected groups — to languish.
D.C. lawmaker questions Maryland’s Ebola policy
Council member Yvette Alexander asks if Md. should send Ebola patients to D.C.,as planned.
The different leadership styles of D.C.’s mayoral candidates
A look at how Muriel Bowser, David Catania and Carol Schwartz think about leadership.
Critical audits roil D.C. attorney general race
Reports criticizing the Venable law firm’s billing practices have sparked questions for candidate Karl Racine.
Guilty plea for treasurer of disgraced D.C. council member
Hakim Sutton had been former council member Michael A. Brown’s campaign treasurer.
With Smith absent, his wife handles questions in ANC race
Some forum attendees said they could not look beyond William Kennedy Smith’s checkered past.
One thing D.C. mayoral hopefuls agree on: Meet-and-greets
Leading candidates have spent far more time making pitches before small groups than public audiences.
Cold weather revives D.C. worries about homeless families
COLUMN | Another D.C. family homelessness crisis is feared despite lessons from last winter’s debacle.
Arlington hospital unready for suspected Ebola case last week
Virginia Hospital Center turned away a patient suspected of having Ebola, blaming changes in CDC guidelines.
Inside the D.C. mayoral campaign money
A Washington Post analysis shows what neighborhoods Muriel Bowser and David Catania have tapped for support.
Schwartz proposes disparity initiative to narrow D.C.’s rich-poor gap
The mayoral hopeful said she would create an agency focused on health care, education and employment.
Black D.C. voters usually unite behind one mayoral candidate. Not this time.
The black electorate seems fragmented and hasn’t fully aligned behind Democrat Muriel Bowser.
Early voting begins Monday in D.C.
Competitive mayor, attorney general and D.C. Council races are on the ballot along with a marijuana legalization question.
D.C. budget autonomy lies in hands of skeptical judges
City’s spending freedom from Congress is at issue; two of three judges question proponents sharply.
Both top candidates for District mayor have serious flaws
D.C. voters’ hard choice: Bowser’s cautious, mediocre record, or Catania’s combative approach?
Ex-offender groups align behind anti-Catania message
Organizations that advocate for the rights of “returning citizens” back Muriel E. Bowser for D.C. mayor.
D.C. attorney general candidates look beyond the law
The city’s top lawyer has limited duties, but the campaign has been about wide-ranging issues.
Raucous atmosphere defines final D.C. mayoral debate
At Anacostia High School Thursday, the crowd — not the moderator or three candidates — was in charge.
D.C. to begin accepting concealed-carry applications
Residents will be allowed to carry guns in public in the nation’s capital for the first time in four decades.
D.C. health officials trying to prevent Ebola rumors
D.C. is working to limit hospitals’ disclosure of patient information, saying rumors could cause panic
D.C. mayoral candidates tout leadership styles
Bowser, Catania and Schwartz staked out territory based on their political approaches, not positions.
Last debates in an unsettled D.C. mayoral race
Three leading candidates have dwindling chances to transcend their campaign narratives.
D.C. mayor releases plan to close homeless shelter
Advocates for homeless families say Mayor Vincent Gray’s plan leaves many key questions unanswered.
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