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Short-term rentals in Cleveland will have to be registered with City Hall. It's one of the new requirements approved by City Council to restrict and manage the properties council members say have become problematic.
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Cleveland City Council approved sweeping plans to bring new housing and jobs the East Side neighborhoods of Hough, St. Clair-Superior and Central. -
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Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority launched account-based ticketing, reloadable Smartcards and fare capping Monday to provide riders with new, more affordable ways to cover the cost of a ride. -
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Celebrezze pleaded guilty to the felony charge in February following reporting by the Marshall Project - Cleveland and an investigation by the FBI. -
A bill in the Ohio legislature would create a day each year to honor the alt-rock band Devo. -
The Justice Department said it 'strongly disagrees' with the court's ruling that paused a $1.776 fund for victims of government "weaponization," but would still abide by it. -
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