One-hundred thirty-two new parents and pregnant people in D.C.’s three lowest-income wards will get $900 a month for a year to spend as they wish.

Hundreds of thousands of families across the Washington region will start receiving monthly checks up to $300, which advocates say could be a big boost for low-income kids.

Families say they are having trouble getting the State Department to help family members stuck abroad. And those that have got help say flight costs home are high.

The Lane will feature spaces like chaperoned play areas and an all-day cafe.

For the first time, D.C.’s legal fund program will assist immigrants who are in the process of being deported.

She applied for a U visa—a protection for undocumented immigrants who’ve been victims of crimes in the U.S. and have cooperated with law enforcement.

Self-employed entrepreneurs with kids now have an option to address both needs: Two Birds, a new co-working space in Tenleytown with a licensed child care center on site.

The D.C. area had the 10th-highest costs in the country for a two-parent, two-childhood household.

Some local bars, restaurants, and breweries take steps to be more family-friendly.

For every 1,000 people in D.C., 12 of them are homeless.