Washington City Paper

...to close bureaus in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. A Post story by media reporter Howard Kurtz confirmed the news reported by The Washington City Paper. Kurtz: The six correspondents who work in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago...

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...have lost their jobs as part of the integration with The Washington Post's print newsroom in D.C., as first reported by Washington City Paper on Friday. The exact number of jobs that were eliminated was not disclosed.

In this article: The Washington Post, Washington, D.C., The Baltimore Sun, Bureau of National Affairs, and Arlington County

Petty, 56, will oversee Creative Loafing editions in Tampa, Sarasota, Charlotte and Atlanta, as well as the Chicago Reader and the Washington City Paper. Petty also joins the company's board of directors. "I'm invigorated by the...

In this article: Bankruptcy, Tampa, Florida, Chicago Reader, St. Petersburg Times, Charlotte, and Tampa Bay

Any chance of seeing some lighter stuff? For example, I'm not into video games, but one of the most interesting and fun cover stories the Washington City Paper ever did was about a professional Madden player. Debra Leithauser and Janet...

In this article: The Washington Post Magazine, Washington, DC, Maryland, and Post Magazine

...D.C., Charlotte, N.C., and Sarasota and Tampa, Fla. Creative Loafing got into debt trouble when it borrowed roughly $40 million in 2007 to buy Washington City Paper and the Chicago Reader. The company filed for Chapter 11 last September.

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...a hedge fund to help run Creative Loafing, an Atlanta chain of alternative newspapers whose properties include the Chicago Reader and Washington City Paper. Atalya Capital Management of New York was awarded ownership of the chain by a...

In this article: Creative Loafing, S&P 500, Barack Obama, Chicago Reader, and University of Iowa

...a stand on it," Dunbar Coach Craig Jefferies said when informed Wednesday afternoon about the proposal, which was first reported by the Washington City Paper. "But it goes both ways. We can't use it either. I tell my players that all the...

In this article: Fort Hill, Maryland, Attorney General, Cumberland, Md, and Crimson Tide

...the Easons and their backers came up with. Creative Loafing had borrowed $30 million from Atalaya in 2007 to buy the Chicago Reader and the Washington City Paper. Atalaya says they're not going to shut down the papers, and even says they'll...

In this article: Creative Loafing, Chicago Reader, Washington, D.C., Tampa, Florida, Bankruptcy, Charlotte, and Chicago

...million would satisfy the company's debts. Creative Loafing got into debt trouble when it borrowed roughly $40 million in 2007 to buy Washington City Paper and the Chicago Reader. When the economy plummeted, Creative Loafing's advertising...

In this article: Creative Loafing, Revenue, Bankruptcy, St. Petersburg Times, Chicago Reader, and Los Angeles Times

The crack cocaine epidemic. The gentrification debate. The history of big-slice pizza in Adams Morgan. For nearly three decades, Washington City Paper has been a guide to the machinations of District government, a chronicler of the city's...

In this article: City Paper, David Carr, Chicago Reader, Marion Barry, Creative Loafing, Jack Shafer, and Alan Hirsch