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200+ landlords attend workshop to learn about amended Rental Ordinance focused on lead safety

Detroit’s lead service line replacement program to use cost-efficient location technology to save estimated $165M

Deputy HUD secretary tours SNF neighborhoods, touts Detroit as national leader in leveraging federal funds for revitalization

Mayor Mike Duggan announces inaugural recipients of Detroit ACE Honors medal recipients, a new City Historian and Vendor Registration Fair for artists

DDOT is adjusting its service schedules for current ridership, buses, and operators.

Some buses may be scheduled to come less often, but the result will be service that is reliable and comes when expected.

The city’s operating budget determines funding for major service areas like public health and safety, public works, street lighting, housing, recreation and public transit.

The Detroit Free Press Marathon will take place this weekend in Detroit. As a result, several bus routes will be affected by the 5K and marathon running races held this Saturday and Sunday in Detroit.

Mayor marks 100th Mural in City Walls Program aimed at bringing beauty to neighborhoods

City of Detroit Corporation Counsel urges Detroiters to avoid dealing with Ramzu Yunus; there's no such thing as a free home

Below is a statement from Lawrence T. Garcia, Detroit Corporation Counsel:

City to build $5M state-of-the-art shelter and office building for Animal Care & Control; announces site