Local news and resources for Clevelanders by Clevelanders
WEB2 days ago — As of last week, Cleveland had 4,609 registered voters under 20, according to the Ohio Secretary of State. Principal Mary Miller said she registered to vote when she was in high school and wanted her students to understand the importance of voting. “And how we got here as people of color, all the sacrifices that have been made over the last ...
Greater Cleveland Local News - Signal Cleveland
WEBLong a heart of the Democratic base in Ohio, Cleveland lags Cuyahoga County in voter turnout. Cleveland news should be easy to access and understand. Signal Cleveland reporters produce authoritative, trustworthy daily journalism on a range of topics, including local government, education, health, criminal justice and public safety.
Cleveland police stop and search Black people at higher rates
WEB1 day ago — Cleveland police searched Black people more than three times as often as White people during stops in 2023 — despite finding contraband at similar rates, a Marshall Project – Cleveland and WEWS News 5 analysis found. The analysis examined the race of people stopped by Cleveland officers and was developed using data the city was required to provide under a consent decree with the U.S ...
About Us - Signal Cleveland
WEBLaunched in November 2022, Signal Cleveland is the inaugural newsroom in the Signal Ohio network of independent, community-led, nonprofit newsrooms. Signal Ohio is one of the largest local nonprofit news startups in the country, with another newsroom launching soon in Akron, a staff of 19 and more than $13 million raised so far.
Cleveland street takeovers vex City Council members
WEB1 day ago — Council members expressed frustration over the stunt-driving takeovers as police brass said they’re working to track down those responsible. by Nick Castele October 2, 2024. Cleveland Police Chief Dorothy Todd briefs City Council about a weekend of street takeovers at intersections throughout the city. Credit: Nick Castele / Signal Cleveland.
Nonprofit local news organizations launches in Cleveland
WEBCleveland (November 15, 2022) – Signal Cleveland, a groundbreaking nonprofit local news organization that fuses community building with reporting, officially launched today, unveiling a website full of community resources and civic tools as well as the newsroom’s first stories, including the impact of a hospital cafeteria closure on a neighborhood, and a look at the mayor’s COVID-19 ...
Support local news in Cleveland!
WEB3 days ago — We’re excited to announce that we’re launching a Signal Cleveland Supporters Circle membership program so that our newsroom can give back to you! Going forward, anyone who makes a monthly commitment of at least $10 – a recurring monthly donation is our quickest path to sustainability – or gifts totaling $125 or more in a rolling 12 ...
Cleveland community news, events and resources
WEBSep 11, 2024 — A catalyst for development or a blow to pedestrian safety: Ward 11 residents debate proposed gas station. by Gennifer Harding-Gosnell and Cleveland Documenters September 23, 2024. Struggling with pet care costs? There is help for dog and cat owners in Northeast Ohio. by Frank W. Lewis September 20, 2024.
Signal Cleveland to serve Greater Cleveland with community …
WEBNov 15, 2022 — Over the past six months, our team at Signal Cleveland has built the foundation for a new type of community-first news organization. We’ve grown our team, listened to community members, and named and branded Signal Cleveland to reflect what we’ve heard.. Today we officially launch the website for Signal Cleveland which has information relevant to all Greater Clevelanders.
Greater Cleveland Government News - Signal Cleveland
WEBHolding local government accountable and informing residents is a vital role of public-service journalism. Signal Cleveland government reporter Nick Castele and Cleveland Documenters cover local government. Our stories focus on Cleveland City Council, Cuyahoga County, elected officials, politics, public boards and institutions, policy and more.