Photo by * Chris D So, the Federal Government has decided that tomorrow is a work day, albeit with a 2-hour delay. The D.C. Government hasn’t made a decision yet, but DCPS administration offices have already decided to open on time tomorrow (classes for students had already been canceled for professional...

DCist’s highly subjective and hardly comprehensive guide to the most interesting movies playing around town in the coming week. Harold and Maude This cult classic was light years ahead of its time, a huge commercial flop and reviled by many critics at the time of its release before eventually...

Flickr user valkyrieh116 added this striking comparison to the DCist pool. Nicely done. From the Flickr caption : “this is my back patio. it faces a narrow alley and gets significantly less snow than out on the street, but it was the only place that wasn’t shoveled regularly.” Washington...

Photo by Mr. T in DC Pair of updates on bus service for you. First, a limited number of Metrobus routes started running again as of 1 p.m. Those routes are listed below the jump. Metro is urging riders to exercise cautioun when boarding and alighting buses, as there’s still tons of snow piled...

Photo by nevermindtheend Good morning, Washington. Well, we made it. The blizzard is over, the sun is shining, and now all we need to do is figure out where to put all the snow. Operation Shovel and Plow commences in earnest today, but for many of D.C.’s residential streets, there are few options...

And here’s the word from WMATA: limited Metrorail service will see the Yellow, Green and Orange Lines back to full service on Tuesday, while the Red and Blue Lines will remain at partial service. The Red Line will travel in two sections, from Medical Center to Union Station and Glenmont to Forest...

Wow! Our contributing photographers are amazing. They have been out all weekend taking photos of the snomgasm, and our flickr pool is full of great shots. They are more reliable in poor weather than the Post Office! Take this photo from Nivad for example, he has risked life, limb, and camera to get...

Photo by (afm) That weird judge stalker case ended in a conviction today for Taylar Nuevelle. She faces up to 15 years in prison. SWDCBlog gives us a glimpse of what the revamped Waterfront Metro station entrance will look like soon. H Street Great Street offers more details on the forthcoming Biergarten...

Photo by philliefan99 Here’s some fun for the end of the day, stemming from that Northrop Grumman news we mentioned below. About halfway down Jonathan O’Connell’s Washington Business Journal story on today’s D.C. Council proposal to offer the defense contractor $25 million worth...

Photo by kkairies Big news from The Examiner: Nick Gilman, director of the D.C. Animal Shelter, has been fired amid accusations by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals that animals were not receiving adequate care at the facility. Liam Hughes, WHS director of animal control field services, has...