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Jul 15, 2021
A program aimed to help homeowners and communities keep up and improve their neighborhoods - the Community Engagement Healthy Home Initiative - passed council recentl...
A consulting company was hired to put together an on-street parking meter modernization plan for Cleveland. The company has recommended a phased in plan for new meters across t...
Jul 13, 2021
Councilman Tony Brancatelli helped celebrate with the Fleet Bike Shop 50 years as a staple of Slavic Village and as a friend to bicyclists from around the region. For ...
Councilwoman Delores Gray recently joined Burten, Bell, Carr officials for a ribbon cutting for the Colfax Family Homes. Colfax Family Homes, when complete, will be 36...
Jun 24, 2021
A new senior housing project that repurposes the landmarked Henry W. Longfellow School in the Collinwood community and adds a new senior building, broke ground recently with co...
While the CDC eviction moratorium has expired, help is still available to avoid evictions.. Tenants at risk need to act now to ensure they beat an eviction noti...
The Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana broke ground recently in Glenville for the construction of a long-term affordable housing facility for up to 12 female veterans and the...
Jun 22, 2021
After nearly 20 years of disuse and years of cleanup, the new 25-acre Brighton Park in Old Brooklyn is officially open. The former Henniger Landfill – used as a constructi...
Jun 19, 2021
Council Leaders Kevin Kelley, Blaine Griffin and Jasmin Santana are thankful for Congress’ actions and President Joe Biden’s signature to create a new federal ho...
Jun 10, 2021
Cleveland City Council approved a plan at Monday’s meeting (6/7) to spend $2.7 million over the next 18 months on programs to try to keep youth out of trouble and in jobs, and ...
