WHYY

2 D.C. neighborhoods hang in the balance as the Wizards and Capitals consider leaving town

The sports teams' proposed move to Virginia, as well as the WNBA's Mystics potentially moving into Capital One Arena, has stoked concern in Chinatown and Congress Heights. Capital One Arena is shown ...
NBC Washington

‘Presence matters': DC opens hub in Chinatown to connect residents to safety resources

The District has opened its first “Safe Commercial Corridor Hub,” a resource center to bring city services to Chinatown. This hub will address various needs in real time, including behavioral outreach ...
Washington Examiner

Mayor’s youth program brings fears of London-like mobs to Chinatown

The District is organizing a “youth engagement” program Friday night for the teens who gather in Chinatown every weekend, but some business owners fear the event will draw more youths to the area and ...
Washington Times

Ex-Walgreens manager pleads guilty to staging robberies at store in D.C.’s Chinatown

A former Walgreens manager in the District pleaded guilty Thursday after federal prosecutors said she helped orchestrate several staged robberies inside the Chinatown drug store where she worked.
The Business Journals

Jemal's troubled Chinatown properties hit market as ‘growth opportunity’

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min The properties across from ...
Bloomberg L.P.

What Happens to Chinatown When the Sports Teams Leave

News that Washington, DC, could lose two professional sports teams has raised question marks about the future of the downtown neighborhood where the teams’ million-square-foot Capital One Arena sits.
The Washington Post

Development Gives Chinatown a New Flavor

It's half an hour till showtime, and the pace is frantic at Chinatown Garden. A waiter runs through the historic Chinatown building clutching six metal teapots. Customers are demanding bills. A ...