Tough negotiations ahead for Atlanta police pay increase

The city is approximately 500 officers short of full staffing. Higher pay and incentives, like take home cars, are what rival agencies are using to woo the officers to leave.

Atlanta respond to rise in crime at Cascade Springs Nature Preserve

City leaders are asking Atlanta police to implement a safety plan for the 125-acre Cascade Springs Nature Preserve after a series of incidents there.

Atlanta city councilman warns city will lose firefighters if pay doesn't increase

Currently, the top pay for a city firefighter is $55,000. When Atlanta Fire Chief Roderick Smith detailed his budget, a city councilman found the salary to be at least $6,000 below an annual hike firefighters are expecting.

Atlanta City Council works to curb 'commercial harassment' calls

The Atlanta City Council is working to help ease the so-called "commercial harassment" calls homeowners have been getting.

Atlanta City Council acts on airport pedestrian safety

A member of Atlanta City Council is acting following a pedestrian accident that caused a baby to be ejected from a stroller

Help is on the way for residents of a dilapidated Atlanta apartments

Residents at the Forest Cove apartments in southeast Atlanta have been living in horrendous conditions for years. Now help is on the way.

Atlanta seeks to step up effort to curb nuisance nightclubs

The Atlanta City Council is hoping to close loopholes some owners of nuisance properties have used to remain open despite having sustained violations.

City of Atlanta fires two employees tied to Mitzi Bicker's corruption trial

The city of Atlanta has fired two top city officials, Rita Braswell and Cotena Alexander, after their names surfaced during the Mitzi Bickers bribery trial.

Atlanta fire department staffing 'dangerously low'

Union President Nate Bailey says staffing has gotten "dangerously low." At busy stations, firefighter are getting little sleep, and he says that can impact performance.