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Mayor Bowser Is Moving Forward on Key Investments, But Other Approved Funding Remains Frozen

Budget Season Is Nearly Here

DC Leaders Deserve Credit for Keeping Taxes Down For Low-Income Residents

New Data Center for Schools Could Help Parents Even More With a Few Tweaks

Supports for Parents Can Help Kids Enter School Healthy and Ready to Learn

We Can Do More to Help Homeless Residents

Reforms that Will Make It Easier To Apply for Public Benefits

So Proud of DCFPI’s Elissa Silverman & Jenny Reed

DC Needs to Do More to Help Unemployed Parents

Improving Health with Better Access to Care, More Oversight, and Sustainable Funding

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Proposed Federal Medicaid and Food Assistance Cuts Will Hurt DC Residents

Raising Revenue Could Help Stabilize DC’s Credit Ratings

Study shows nearly half of renters in DC struggle to pay

DC Mayor freezes government spending amid budget uncertainty

Nearly Half of All Renters and More Than Half of Black Renters in DC Struggle to Afford Rent

Trump signs order on Washington DC as Republicans exert control over city

D.C.’s budget still stuck in limbo, awaiting action from Congress

No timeline yet for when House will consider bill to revert $1.1B cut to DC budget

DC leaders fight budget battle on two fronts

D.C. tenant group calls on their landlords to stop charging hidden fees

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