The Atlanta City Council is advancing a resolution that could force Fulton County to look for a new place to jail people.

The Atlanta City Council voted March 17 to temporarily exempt the Atlanta Beltline and other public infrastructure projects ...

The political landscape will soon change as four open seats will be on the ballot in November at Atlanta City Hall. Here's ...

Atlanta City Council voted Monday to exempt the Atlanta Beltline and other public infrastructure projects from parts of the city’s own rules for removing and replacing trees.

Atlanta’s city government has started drafting its budget for the 2026 fiscal year, which begins July 1. The process will ...

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens’ office has asked all department heads to analyze the potential impacts of budget cuts of 5% to 10%, after finance officials predicted a $20 million deficit at the end of ...

Courtland Street and Piedmont Avenue are the next two roads that will get improvements as part of the city's Complete Streets ...

Now, the City of Atlanta said it is working on a major project to improve its clean water system to prevent it from happening ...

In May 2020, during protests in Atlanta following George Floyd's death, two college students—Taniyah Pilgrim from Spelman College and Messiah Young from Morehouse College— were forcibly removed from ...

As far as the noise ordinance focused on outdoor equipment such as lawn mowers and similar tools, Councilmember Bryon Amos ...

Manigault, the City of Atlanta inspector general, announced Monday she would resign from her position hours before the City Council voted on changes to how her office operates. The Atlanta City ...

ATLANTA — The Atlanta City Council has two ordinances focused at cutting down on noise levels in the city. One was focused on giving clarity to noise controls for Atlanta’s night life and ...