Cuyahoga County, with help from a $300,000 grant, plans to improve the ways it guides young people out of foster care and the juvenile-court system and into adulthood.
The Port of Cleveland issued $24.4 million in lease revenue bonds to support the project, which will include market-rate apartments and affordable housing, according to city officials.
A Home for Every Neighbor is designed to take people quickly off the streets and directly into affordable housing. The speedy process is designed to take 30-60 days, instead of three-four months or through traditional methods.
 The health care provider is expanding into a bigger location to provide increased services to residents on Cleveland’s west side.Â
The Young Latino Network is helping Latines from around Cleveland understand their rights as voters and connect them to election resources.
Northwest Neighborhoods, which owns and manages properties in the Cudell, Detroit Shoreway and Edgewater areas, calls the program the Eviction Diversion Initiative. Since the initiative was launched in January, it has helped more than 50 tenants avoid eviction. That’s 100 percent of those who have participated in the program.
A new special improvement district in University Circle, approved by Cleveland City Council April 15, will generate an estimated $3.9 million in 2025 and up to $4.4 million by 2029.
Once an abandoned warehouse, the Cleveland Pickleball Center is taking shape amidst an estimated $1 million renovation.
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