Mayor Dicken News Today

Mayor Andre Dickens recently appeared on "The Morning Hustle" to discuss the city's severe water issues following multiple water main breaks.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens declared that the city is now under a state of emergency following now two days of attempting to repair a handful of water main breaks.

Atlanta's Mayor Andre Dickens has appointed Kristin Edwards as the new Manager of Nightlife and Culture under the Office of Film, Entertainment, and Nightlife.

Amplifying Atlanta

Atlanta is cracking down on homeless camps. On Monday, the city sent out police to clear out an encampment under the Cheshire Bridge between Buford Highway and I-85 after several fires burned out of control. Officials say a few unhoused people were trying to stay warm.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Atlanta Housing (AH) Board of Commissioners unanimously appointed Terri M. Lee as the agencys new president and CEO today, Wednesday,...

Mayor Andre Dickens has announced that the City of Atlanta is allocating an additional $4 million for salaries in the coming year.

The analysis found discrepancies in what the “Stop Cop City” coalition said about the petition but also showed they’re close to having the signatures they need -- maybe.

The funds will go to a half-dozen service organizations.

Fulton County Board of Commissioners Chair Robb Pitts received a letter from Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens seemingly rejecting Pitts' proposal to increase the cap of how many inmates the Atlanta City Detention Center (ACDC) can house from the Fulton County Jail. Pitts told FOX 5 that's not what the letter really means.