With Washington’s school system projected to see an enrollment increase of 1,000 students this year, Bowser’s proposal constitutes a 2.7% increase to the city’s per-pupil funding formula, sending $75 ...

District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser, with Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, left, and other officials, speaks during ...

The federal government already has the power to make the District of Columbia (or other U.S. cities) better, safer places to ...

Despite the letter from U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to Gov. Hochul, congestion pricing is still in place and it will stay place as the feds have no say in ending the tolling program ...

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser appeared to respond to the president in a late-night post on social media. President Donald Trump has upended much of inner workings of Washington across the first month ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sought to alleviate fears about flying amid a spate of plane crashes and incidents in recent weeks, telling CBS News in an interview Wednesday, "of course" it's ...

On the 46th day since the congestion toll for vehicles entering the portion of Manhattan south of 60th Street went into effect, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy took the first step toward ...

President Donald Trump, in his sharpest attack on D.C.’s right to self-governance since returning to power, said the federal government “should take over” management of the city because he ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said on Monday that fewer than 400 employees were let go from the agency and clarified that they all had been hired less than a year ago. "Zero air traffic ...

Kudos to President Trump and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy for making the move. As Duffy explained in revoking federal approval Wednesday, the $9 hit for driving in Manhattan below 60th ...

In a letter to Gov. Kathy Hochul, US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he’d be pulling federal approval of the deeply unpopular program, which he called “a slap in the face to working ...

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy took the first shot, sending a letter to Gov. Kathy Hochul that rescinded federal approval and canceled the agreement that had let the New York Department ...