Mayor Bibb Archives

Cleveland Says New Program Housed 47 Unsheltered People This Year

“It’s only when move-in day comes, they realize that this is real”

The unit was created amid a summer crime wave last year and low Cleveland police staffing levels

These “findings have reinforced my long-held belief that closing Burke is both possible and economically advantageous for Cleveland,” Mayor Bibb said

The trail will be the first off-street pedestrian and bike-friendly route linking Downtown to the East Side

The highway would become a four-lane boulevard, and a host of other road projects would add safe connectors from downtown to Lake Erie

Ohio’s latest spending bill included funds for the project, as well as cash for the Rock Hall, Bedrock and Irishtown Bend

“The typical understanding around ransomware: they want as much money as they can get,” a cybersecurity expert said

A CPD spokesperson is asking for the public’s help in identifying the culprits

Phillip McHugh’s involvement in a federal civil rights lawsuit drew opposition from city council and local advocates

Price and climate help explain why EVs made up just 3 percent of all vehicles registered in Cleveland in 2023

And lighten the load on their public records department which handled 33,000 requests last year

And hello to its second renovation, following its makeover in 2016