The flyer doesn't appear to just be street art, it has the city's logo on it, leaving some to believe that they authorized it ...

Washington, D.C. is removing posters depicting MAGA supporters as "trash" with weeks remaining until Pres.-elect Trump's inauguration.

Washington DC’s District Department of Transportation denounced a transit ad that was spotted near the Capitol that likened ...

The bottom of the ad includes the logo for the District of Columbia Department of Public Works and the Mayor’s Office of the Clean City program. DDOT DC quickly denied any role in the creation ...

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The district's Department of Transportation said the government did not fund the posters and has removed the image from Pennsylvania Avenue SE.

On the right-hand corner is an image resembling the district’s Department of Public Works logo. The D.C. Department ... removed the image,” the DDOT said in a post to X.

Former interim DDOT director Michael Staley, who was responsible for fixing the city's paratransit services before taking on the executive role, announced he was leaving the post after two years ...

He plans to return to a consulting business he was involved in before joining DDOT, according to Duggan spokesman John Roach. Staley took the interim role after Mike Oglesby resigned last year.