Meanwhile, D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson is proposing changes to the city’s current eviction and utility payment moratoriums.

If passed, the legislation would be the first exception made to D.C.’s comprehensive eviction moratorium during the coronavirus pandemic.

Struggling businesses in the city are now more vulnerable after a judge struck down one piece of the city’s eviction ban.

Landlord Charles Paret says that he sent workers to build a fence and boarding up to protect the property from election night protests. La Coop owners aren’t buying it.

D.C.’s comprehensive ban on evictions may be extended through Dec. 31 after a key decision in the D.C. Council.