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Mentioned as many buildings are not repaired in a timely manner and tenants give up and move away but its one of the ways that land lords instead of evicting people use different tactics to push them out and its another example of why we need better data gathering as well. Lastly, im aware of a number of landlords that carry out what i would call unnecessary construction in order to make it for difficult for tenants to live peacefully in their units. It may not be to a level of harassment but at times it is. It pressure people to get the hell out or to move out of their units so they can be re...

Yeah, hello, my name is don mcpherson, i am a member of casa justa and what i want to speak about basically is a couple things. The difference between the owners and Master Tenants, the violations and the communication between the dbi and the violations. No. 1, i think basically that Master Tenants have too much control over their jurisdiction as they can play and move these people around and force evictions, force i will rephrase that force predatory evictions. The dbi, ive been dealing with the dbi for about 4 years on one particular case and im still there through their assistance. So i kno...

Ballot, but look, it is a Suicide Mission for our country. What it means is you are throwing down, not just eight years of the white house but potentially 100 years on the supreme court. And wrecking this country for many generations. So i think thats the legacy these folks will leave behind. I think it is dangerous and there are other ways to get assurances on the things they are worried about. Trump had a tough week, filled with questions about his past. Trump said he will not release his taxes until after his audit is complete and trump is hitting back after reports he posed as his own publ...

More than 45 years ago, intown neighbors banded together against Atlanta development and found a hero: Atlanta City Councilman John Lewis for the save.

AUGUSTA — Barbara Ray, a second-grade teacher at Augusta Elementary School, introduced creative thinking into her classroom, which brought joy and excellent reading test results.