The Atlanta City Council discussed an ordinance that would charge extra fees to non-MARTA or specially permitted buses entering and operating in the city, including school buses among others.

Atlanta’s controversial Atlanta Public Safety Training Center—better known to the public as “Cop City”—officially opened May 1 after a four-year development period marked by backlash and ...

On Tuesday, April 30, 2025, the spirit of community pride and leadership was alive inside the walls of Atlanta City Hall. The Mayor’s Office of Constituent Services welcomed residents ...

Claims filed against the City of Atlanta on behalf of a teenager killed by a former Atlanta police officer have been settled after several years of litigation. The city approved a nearly $1.5 ...

The Atlanta City Council has approved "The Stitch" project, aiming to reconnect communities divided by the Interstate 75/85 corridor with a park over the Downtown Connector. The project has ...

The city council does not have the power to force the changes, only request them through a resolution. The resolution references the changes Atlanta Police Department implemented regarding chases ...

ATLANTA — The Atlanta City Council voted to pass a resolution urging the state to change policies surrounding high-speed pursuits involving Georgia State Patrol troopers. It comes in the wake of ...

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The site includes horse stables, a mock city, and a six-story rescue tower. ATLANTA - After years of controversies and legal battles, Atlanta's Public Safety Training Center opened on Tuesday.

From above, the sprawling law enforcement hub sits nestled in the trees of the South River Forest in between Constitution and Key roads just past the border of southeast Atlanta. City officials ...