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Two Finalists to be Cleveland’s Newest Consent Decree Monitor Make Their Case
The city will make its final decision soon on who will continue overseeing reform of Cleveland’s police department
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11 Current and Former East Cleveland Police Officers Indicted for Assault, Civil Rights Violations, Tampering With Evidence
Videos show officers assaulting victims who were already handcuffed or defenseless, destroying evidence, and more
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Community Benefit Legislation Introduced at Cleveland City Council With Aim of Getting Return on Investment for Publicly-Funded Projects
Passing them would be “a defining piece of our four years in council,” Blaine Griffin said
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Is This Downtown Cleveland’s Retail Moment?
Post-pandemic, there are high rents and vacancies, but some businesses are betting on Downtown’s promise
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Cleveland Sues “Negligent” Out-of-State Landlords, Property Managers of Embattled Shaker Square Apartments
The city alleges more than 100 housing code violations. The owners have not been responsive in fixing them
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Cleveland Play House Announces New HR Initiatives After Mishandling Sexual Assault of Actress
It will also fully pay all artists who would have worked in the production of ‘I’m Back Now’
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Cleveland City Hall Is Searching for a Media Refresh and Overhaul
A full revamp of TV20 and the city’s social media could come this year
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Cleveland’s REI Workers Vote ‘Overwhelmingly’ To Unionize
The election took place Friday at the store’s location in Beachwood
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Calling for a New Approach to Justice, Advocates Address the City Club
Lenore Anderson’s book “In Their Names” calls for a greater focus on rehabilitation
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Cleveland Public Library Hires First Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Ashley Boyd’s hire arrives about a month after the CPL was sued for “racial discrimination”
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Householder Denies D.C. Dinners With FirstEnergy, Tying Donations To Legislation
The former speaker of the Ohio House took the stand in his own defense
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As Riverfront Development Ramps Up, Cuyahoga Still Remains an EPA ‘Area Of Concern’
“The non-commercial uses are rising,” a Port official said about the river’s clean-up crew