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Supporters of the two Cuyahoga County social service tax increases on the Nov. 3 ballot have just more than a week to make their case. They’ll have to win over voters in an era of high costs and discontent over rising property valuation.
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Get paid! 💲 After months of demanding the wages they were owed, current and former workers at Northeast Ohio Neighborhood Health Services are getting their back pay.
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CMSD Flock audit shows 130,000 outside law enforcement searches largely unexamined. The audit was completed Sept. 30 but released to Signal Cleveland last week. It doesn’t include a detailed examination of searches done by outside law enforcement agencies.
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So what can we do about it?‘It’s a mindset’: What South Korea can teach Cleveland about tackling illegal dumping.
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Grace and Valor are miniature horses who will work in community engagement and officer wellness programs. They were purchased using funds from the Cleveland Mounted Police Charitable Trust and came to Cleveland in September.
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Remember when we asked about illegal dumping? Task force data shared with Signal Cleveland by Council Member Nikki Hudson shows citations have decreased nearly 50% in the past six years — even while illegal dumping continues.
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NEWS QUIZ 📰⏳In what year did Cleveland begin deploying body cameras for its police force?
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3 votes • Final resultsThe first year of Cleveland's pay transparency law is in the books. Supporters of the pay transparency law are concerned that some large public employers aren’t covered because the city lacks jurisdiction over county and state entities.
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What do you want to know about Cleveland Public Power or FirstEnergy? Send us your questions or news tips about electric service and costs in Cleveland. 🎤 📰 @NickCastele signalnews.info/47VtXtq
Cleveland grocery stores struggling to turn a profit could get assistance from new income tax credits City Council is considering. signalnews.info/4snflwA
City of Cleveland staff stepped in to help ensure Revolutionary Love Farm in Mt. Pleasant could remain on the vacant city land it has used for years. ✍🏻 @CeliaHack
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Cleveland Public Power is proposing to restructure electric rates and raise them over the next three years. signalnews.info/4hScZC9
Search a decade of Cleveland police discipline cases with Signal Cleveland's new accountability tool. The discipline cases show the outcomes of misconduct investigations and citizen complaints over a period of about a decade. signalcleveland.org/search-1…
In his annual State of the Schools speech, CEO Warren Morgan shared new opportunities available to students and celebrated an 83.1% graduation rate for the class of 2026. signalnews.info/47jE6zY
The city-owned electric utility is drawing up a strategic plan for its future. Here’s what customers say the public power company should do. signalnews.info/47VtXtq
CMSD said only school security and Cleveland police could access its Flock camera data. However, more than 500 outside law enforcement groups made 130,000 searches before the district cut off access in July. signalnews.info/47PtQzA.
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@GCRTA employees report health symptoms leading to the discovery of asbestos at one of its maintenance facilities. Learn more in this week’s Public Meetings Report podcast via @signalcleveland signalnews.info/4za4Mz9
Around 30% of the rentals in Cleveland have complied with the city’s lead safe law. Officials want to update the legislation to focus on the riskiest properties and loosen rules for compliant landlords.
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Cleveland is preparing to extend its moratorium on data centers for another 90 days, giving the city more time to draw up new regulations. signalcleveland.org/clevelan…
How are seniors in Cleveland putting food on the tables? For the past four months, Signal Cleveland spoke with seniors about how they're putting food on the table as grocery prices rise and SNAP benefits get cut. signalnews.info/4hCykzk
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