National Arts Program Seeks Entries
In collaboration with the Division of Recreation's Bureau of Cultural Arts, the National Arts Program annually showcases the work of Cleveland artists of all ages, backgrounds and levels of expertise.   more

Your Money Bus Coming Soon: 4/1 and 3/31/2010!
The Money Bus is coming to promote financial literacy and to show Clevelanders why they should save money. Anyone can recieve a free, no strings, personal consultation with a financial advisor. Locations include City Hall, Gunning Recreation, and Fairhill Partners.   more

The Mayor Frank G. Jackson Scholarship Program
Mayor Frank G. Jackson Scholarship Program was established to support City of Cleveland employees, their children and Cleveland Metropolitan School District students interested in pursuing a college education. Forty scholarships are offered in all.   more

Mayor's State of the City Address
Mayor Frank G. Jackson delivered his 5^th State of the City Address entitled The Pulse of a Brand New Day: Seizing Opportunity at This Critical Moment in Time. Read the speech in its entirety.   more

Male Arrested For Fatal Hit-Skip Accident
Acting on an anonymous tip received through CrimeStoppers, Cleveland Police were led to a snow covered Ford pickup truck that fit the description of the suspect vehicle from the W. 117 & Clifton hit-skip accident. On Tuesday, March 2, 2010, Detectives from the Cleveland Division of Police Accident Investigation Unit arrested 29 year old Christo Skourlis for Aggravated Vehicular Homicide, Felony Hit-Skip and Aggravated Vehicular Assault.   more

Notice of Public Meeting: Clean Ohio Assistance Fund
The City of Cleveland is applying for a grant from the Clean Ohio Assistance Fund for a Phase II Environmental Assessment of the Former Key Gas Components Facility located at 1966 East 66th Street.   more

Complete Count Cleveland – 2010 Census is in Our Hands
The 2010 US Census is coming, and all need to be counted for the community to receive its fair share of dollars for services that benefit everyone. For every Clevelander not counted, the community will lose $1,200 in critical service funds in the next 10 years- services for children, seniors, families and others   more

Sustainable Cleveland 2019: Building an economic engine to empower a green city on a blue lake.
Cleveland will become a model of sustainability and become a leader in the emerging green economy over the next 10 years through the efforts of Sustainable Cleveland 2019.   more