Tens of thousands of Amazon Prime customers in D.C.'s Wards 7 and 8 will get money back after an $8.25 million settlement over limited delivery services.

The attorney general’s office said the conditions at 1828 Q Street SE violate the Nuisance Act and alleged that its owners failed to secure the building to stop crime.

JBG Smith and Mid-America Apartments were accused of conspiring to keep rents "artificially high."

JBG Smith and Mid-America Apartments have agreed to a settlement in the lawsuit alleging companies conspired to keep rents artificially high.

JBG Smith and Mid-America Apartments were accused of conspiring to keep rents "artificially high."

ABC News' Alex Presha talks to current and former foster youth about a new bill that would allow those in the system to choose their own families without losing legal contact with their birth parents.

The Soul Act, a bill that goes before the D.C. Council on Tuesday, would allow older teens to create a legally binding network of support.

photo by Mr.TinMD From The Office of the Attorney General (OAG): "Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb today announced a landmark multistate settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc. (Meta). It is the largest...

The social media giant is expected to pay up to $17 billion total in a landmark agreement.

Six current and former D.C. police employees are facing fraud charges after prosecutors say they collectively received more than $441,000 in overtime pay that they did not earn.

A D.C. staffing firm agrees to pay $400,000 to resolve allegations of denying paid sick leave to over 600 employees.

One of the largest construction firms in the region will pay D.C. almost $1 million in penalties and investments in a settlement over pollution to D.C. waterways. The D.C. Attorney General’s Office su...

A $150 million plan from Washington Gas to replace pipes leaking natural gas across the city won an initial approval this spring. But the D.C. government and environmentalists successfully pressed for...

D.C. regulators will hold a two-day rehearing on Washington Gas' pipeline plan following requests from city officials.

From the Office of the Attorney General (OAG): "Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb today announced that the Office of the Attorney General (OAG), along with the Office of the People’s Counsel (OPC) and...