Los Angeles CityBeat

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Los Angeles CityBeat

Type	Alternative weekly
Format	Tabloid

Owner	Southland Publishing
Publisher	David Comden
Editor	Steve Appleford
Founded	2003
Headquarters	5209 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036 United States
Circulation	70,633^[1]

Website: lacitybeat.com

Los Angeles CityBeat is a free alternative weekly founded in June of 2003. Among its contributors are writers Mick Farren, Andrew Gumbel, Tom Hayden, Richard Meltzer, Chris Morris, and David L. Ulin. Artists who have contributed regularly include Jordan Crane, Tony Millionaire, Ted Rall and Brian Stauffer.

CityBeat and ValleyBeat with a combined circulation of 100,000 are the flagship weeklies for Southland Publishing.

^ Los Angeles CityBeat/ValleyBeat. Association of Alternative Newsweeklies. Retrieved on February 6, 2007.

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