My second-term vision for Cleveland and its people.

As 2025 ends, so does my first term serving the city I love. I’m reflecting on the trust, the challenges, and the four lessons that continue to shape how I lead Cleveland.

Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb is urging Fannie Mae not to sell a foreclosure judgment to the highest bidder next month. The city wants the properties transferred to nonprofits or a local developer.

The portal is the fruit of more than a year of work updating a building permit system that a 2024 study called “lengthy and unpredictable.”

In a newly released letter, bipartisan coalition of 180+ mayors urges federal lawmakers to renew expiring grants, warning of widespread disruptions without action WASHINGTON, D.C. – More than 180 Demo...

Forty years after it closed, the historic Warner & Swasey complex in Midtown is finally getting a new lease on life. The development team just plugged the last funding gap for a $64 million makeover.

The Snow Heroes pilot program is an initiative that's part of the city’s age-friendly communities plan, which aims to keep seniors in their homes as they age.

Once its latest class of recruits graduate, Cleveland EMS will have a full staff for the first time in decades.

We stand with Cleveland Schools CEO Dr. Warren Morgan and the Cleveland school board in taking on this difficult but necessary step. We will work alongside families to make this transition as smooth a...

$1.4 million Ohioans risk losing food benefits due to ongoing federal government shutdown.

Cleveland’s new pay transparency law takes effect today.

Mayor Justin Bibb announces investments benefiting southeast Cleveland, boosting businesses like Wendy Dennis's Mount Pleasant Bar-B-Q with $93,000 for upgrades.

He campaigned on "modern, responsive" city government and has launched various digital tools.

Bibb is exactly the right person to serve as Cleveland mayor now and for the next four years. We look forward to what he will do with a second term -- and what he might do when he moves to his next challenge, writes the editorial board of The Plain Dealer and cleveland.com.

The operation is part of an ongoing effort launched in 2023 by Gov. DeWine and Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb to reduce violent crime in the city.

LGBTQ+ Community Liaison Carey Gibbons is the first in the role full time for the city of Cleveland and maybe in Ohio.

When the City of Cleveland approached the Cuyahoga Land Bank in May to renovate three homes as part of its ongoing Southeast Side Promise initiative, nobody could have expected that the first home wou...

Cleveland, OH – March 6, 2025 – In response to the significant challenges faced by federal employees residing in Cuyahoga County since January 20, 2025—including layoffs, funding eliminations, and the...