As D.C.’s public health emergency comes to a close, councilmembers unanimously passed legislation to enact a phased ending to the city’s eviction moratorium.

A 30-person group convened by D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser says the city should unwind eviction protections depending on COVID-19 case numbers and other factors.

Landlords have sought to whittle down the eviction moratorium to pressure tenants to apply for federal rental assistance.

In theory, renters in Maryland are protected from eviction during the pandemic. But landlords have found another legal way to remove tenants from their homes.

The money comes from the federal government’s Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.

Dozens of people turned out to protest a landlord threatening to evict three tenants.

But votes to renew other bans for at least three more years.

There will be no moratorium for liquor license issuance on U Street.

Three ANCs have so far voted against a proposed liquor license moratorium on and around U Street.

There’s a new salvo against the forces of NIMBY that many of the District’s more recent arrivals sometimes find themselves pitted against in their desire for livelier neighborhoods.