The Washington Post's Joel Achenbach provides daily humor and observations.

Catholic thoughts and commentary from Msgr. Charles Pope and others.

Discussion of urbanism, development and transport in the DC area.

News from the organization that provides for vulnerable residents of Washington, DC.

Offers news, gallery openings, criticism, happenings, and job opportunities about the visual arts scene in Washington DC.

Group blog from DC residents. Features opinions on everything from local politics to restaurants to media and more. Includes extensive list of other DC-related blogs.

Local food fan serves up restaurant reviews and sorts them by area and cuisine. Also lists food events.

Providing insight into the DC real estate scene.

Featuring regular job postings and news of interest to public affairs workers.

Provides the latest news and reviews on the DC theater scene. Features quality photographs.

Reports on popular culture, nightlife, news, events and more. Features photographs.

Covering hot topics within the Beltway, written by anonymous but well connected current and former staffers.

Supplies information specifically for Washington D.C. writing professionals regarding local companies in industries including magazine, television, and design.

Real time automated DC food truck tracker that includes commentary and photos.

Quirky mix of news and popular culture. Contains an eclectic blogroll.

Reveals what's happening in DC real estate.

Offering full coverage of the music, film, concerts and the arts - anything except politics - in DC.

Discusses news and issues related to DC mass transit.

Collaborative blog covering news, social commentary, fun stuff and more. Part of the Metroblogging network.

Discusses properties and current market trends in the metro Washington, DC area. Includes a daily email newsletter.

News and opinions about bicycling in the US capitol. Includes a link to a bike trail map.

Reviews of more than 700 restaurants in the DC area, including current favorites and top picks.

Promoting the benefits of cycling in the nation's capital.

Blog from this resource center, which has provided peace education and action in the DC area since 1963.

Sarcastically mocks DC Metro issues ranging from traffic to baseball.