Washington City Paper

Punks for Palestine and an Ode to Kid Congo Powers: City Lights for Oct. 2–8

NØ MAN host a three-day fest, Anika and Air play live, DC Bushwick Book Club celebrates Powers, and Ashton Reeder captures AI ...
Washington City Paper

Ultrawealthy Homebuyers Are Driving Tree Loss in Ward 3

Since 2020, one-third of all mature, “special tree” removals happened in the ward with the densest tree canopy. Redevelopment of smaller homes into mansions comes at the expense of healthy trees.
Washington City Paper

Despite Promises, Feds Still Funding “Sick” and “Unnecessary” Beagle Testing

A recent national poll found that a staggering 85 percent of Americans across the political spectrum—Democrats, Republicans ...
Washington City Paper

Where the Rock & Roll Hotel Once Stood, Transmission Rises

Productions, the company behind the DIY nightclub 618, is opening a new venue in the space that formerly housed the H Street ...
Washington City Paper

The Needle: Cardinal Speaks Against Trump’s Immigration Regime, Marjorie Taylor Greene Flips Off the White House, and Portland in the Crosshairs

"I live in D.C. and want local news." "I believe in local journalism." ...
Washington City Paper

Swing Beat: The Future Looks Bleak for Jazz at the Kennedy Center

The performing arts institution has let its music programmers go, and currently its jazz season is composed of one WWII-era ...
Washington City Paper

‘He Love-Bombed Us’: Urban Village Tenants Say They Were Duped By Affordable Housing Developers

Tenants believed they would own 20 percent of the apartment community. But the two developers are now accused of turning a community jewel into a neglected property where “mold allowed to grow like an ...