Fish King and Jerk Chicken’s red snapper escovitch, the eight-piece wing platter, the oxtail platter, and the rasta pasta. Photo credit: Crystal Jones Fish King and Jerk Chicken, Fish King for short, ...
Whether you love an outdoor music festival or you’re just local band-curious, Petworth PorchFest is the place to be this weekend. On Saturday, the stoop-centered block party turns five and, despite ...
Low-income customers faced higher losses, while commercial users saved about $193 million, Department of Energy and ...
In the lower left corner of Washington Gas’ monthly bills, some customers have received colorful illustrations of flowers and a cheery environmental message. “Natural gas is a clean, efficient, and ...
Barbara Biddle, owner of District Hemp, says she was blindsided when law enforcement shuttered her store Dec. 11. Credit: Courtesy of District Hemp The Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Board shut down ...
Ward 5 Councilmember Zachary Parker, who now has oversight of DYRS, speaks at a 2023 Council meeting. Credit: Darrow Montgomery There’s simply too much money and too many politically connected ...
Two-term Ward 4 Councilmember Janeese Lewis George (JLG) wants D.C. voters to view her as Wonder Woman, able to stand up to a bullying president and preserve the District’s fragile Home Rule, even ...
" Washington City Paper has made me feel like I am part of the D.C. community." ...
On June 8, 2020, the nominees for the Anthony Awards, one of the biggest international awards for crime fiction, were announced. Approximately a quarter of the nominated writers were based in the ...
To be a theater company without a permanent home is no laughing matter. After searching for 10 years, including four years in residence at Studio Theatre and renting class and rehearsal space across ...
The last time we heard from former Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs Director Melinda Bolling, she was on her way to Prince George’s County. Bolling exited the D.C. government in 2018 to ...
Sign up for City Lights, our twice-weekly guide to arts and nightlife in the D.C. area. It lands in your inbox every Sunday and Thursday. “People think about new ...
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