Candidates for Atlanta city council meet face-to-face ahead of runoff
The two candidates running for Atlanta’s Post 3 At-Large City Council seat shared similar visions for the city at a forum Tuesday evening in Buckhead at the Piedmont Center.
The two candidates running for Atlanta’s Post 3 At-Large City Council seat shared similar visions for the city at a forum Tuesday evening in Buckhead at the Piedmont Center.
Atlanta Public Safety Training Center security enhancements could raise price tag by $1.7M
The price tag for the controversial training center for Atlanta police and first responders could get a little more expensive.
The price tag for the controversial training center for Atlanta police and first responders could get a little more expensive.
Ride-sharing woes at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport being addressed
Uber and Lyft customers at Atlanta's airport are complaining that the ride-share experience needs to improve.
Uber and Lyft customers at Atlanta's airport are complaining that the ride-share experience needs to improve.
Atlanta City Council post runoff: Eshe Collins and Nikki Evans Jones go head-to-head
There was so much attention on the top of the ticket that many down-ballot races were overshadowed.
There was so much attention on the top of the ticket that many down-ballot races were overshadowed.
Atlanta's proposal to extend scooter share curfew moves forward
The city of Atlanta is considering changes to its rental scooter and e-bike program that could allow rides later into the night.
The city of Atlanta is considering changes to its rental scooter and e-bike program that could allow rides later into the night.
Atlanta police continue to report drop in overall crime
He warned that with the holiday season ahead, property crimes are expected to increase.
He warned that with the holiday season ahead, property crimes are expected to increase.
Atlanta's District 3 At-Large seat up for grabs in special election | Who is running?
There has been a lot of focus on the presidential race here in Georgia, but the city of Atlanta has a race on the ballot too.
There has been a lot of focus on the presidential race here in Georgia, but the city of Atlanta has a race on the ballot too.
Atlanta City Council member, security guard clash at Oakland Cemetery
It began as an outing in Atlanta’s oldest public park. It ended up in a heated argument between an Atlanta City Council member and a security guard.
It began as an outing in Atlanta’s oldest public park. It ended up in a heated argument between an Atlanta City Council member and a security guard.
Atlanta’s proposed noise ordinance faces backlash from nightlife businesses
A new proposal to update Atlanta's noise ordinance has sparked controversy among business owners, particularly those in the city’s nightlife scene.
A new proposal to update Atlanta's noise ordinance has sparked controversy among business owners, particularly those in the city’s nightlife scene.
Atlanta’s Inspector General defends against claims of overreach in City Hall probes
Nearly a week after Atlanta’s Office of the Inspector General released a damning report about a potential bribery scheme, the office itself is under intense scrutiny.
Nearly a week after Atlanta’s Office of the Inspector General released a damning report about a potential bribery scheme, the office itself is under intense scrutiny.
Atlanta shaken by new 'pay to play' scandal involving city officials: report
Allegations of "pay to play" have resurfaced in Atlanta, as a damning report implicates city employees in a bribery scheme.
Allegations of "pay to play" have resurfaced in Atlanta, as a damning report implicates city employees in a bribery scheme.
Atlanta's innovative PAD program secures funding for extended community support
Funding has been approved to continue the Policing Alternatives and Diversion (PAD) program, which provides help to Atlanta's unhoused population instead of handcuffs.
Funding has been approved to continue the Policing Alternatives and Diversion (PAD) program, which provides help to Atlanta's unhoused population instead of handcuffs.
Atlanta cracks down on unlawful construction with new ordinance
The city of Atlanta has passed an ordinance cracking down on rogue builders and contractors.
The city of Atlanta has passed an ordinance cracking down on rogue builders and contractors.
Ping pong protest: 'Stop Cop City' demonstrators throw balls at Atlanta City Council
Residents opposing the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center flooded the Atlanta City Council meeting on Monday afternoon.
Residents opposing the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center flooded the Atlanta City Council meeting on Monday afternoon.
Atlanta police chief warns of rising burglaries targeting storage facilities
The Atlanta police chief has a message for those who plan to rent a storage unit: check on it regularly.
The Atlanta police chief has a message for those who plan to rent a storage unit: check on it regularly.
Firefighters union says Atlanta city council altered pay study and reduced raises
Some Atlanta firefighters are accusing the city of a bait and switch. The say the city promised them competitive raises, but later altered a pay study and are now cutting the pay increases in half.
Some Atlanta firefighters are accusing the city of a bait and switch. The say the city promised them competitive raises, but later altered a pay study and are now cutting the pay increases in half.
Atlanta city leaders consider use of city funds to buy blighted properties
Last week, council members approved a "blight tax" that would penalize property owners who’ve failed to upkeep them over the years. The other idea that came up was using city funds to take the abandoned properties off their hands completely.
Last week, council members approved a "blight tax" that would penalize property owners who’ve failed to upkeep them over the years. The other idea that came up was using city funds to take the abandoned properties off their hands completely.
Atlanta considers $1.5M settlement for wrongfully arrested man
The city of Atlanta’s Public Safety Committee is considering a $1.5 million settlement for a man wrongfully arrested and jailed
The city of Atlanta’s Public Safety Committee is considering a $1.5 million settlement for a man wrongfully arrested and jailed
Atlanta firefighter battles city over unpaid wages, promised back pay
An Atlanta firefighter expressed his frustration Wednesday over what he says is the city’s failure to properly compensate him for his service.
An Atlanta firefighter expressed his frustration Wednesday over what he says is the city’s failure to properly compensate him for his service.
Atlanta woman receives outrageous water bill, she's not the only one
When your water bill is usually around $13 a month, and then it spikes to $20,000 the next month, that will grab your attention—and, of course, your wallet.
When your water bill is usually around $13 a month, and then it spikes to $20,000 the next month, that will grab your attention—and, of course, your wallet.