Olivera Perkins

Cleveland’s Fair Employment Wage Board, which was formed more than two decades ago but didn't meet until 2024, has its first chairman.

The Fairfax Market, an oasis in what was once a food desert, mentors local vendors and sells their products.

The Black Business Expo at CWRU will feature 40 Greater Cleveland vendors selling everything from bakery treats to dog daycare.

20-plus employers with openings for those looking to work with people with disabilities will be at a March 1 job fair in the Cleveland area.

Free income tax prep help is available in Greater Cleveland at four events and several sites for filers making up to about $67,000 annually.

Cleveland is hiring for seasonal summer jobs at city recreational centers, with openings for adults and teens.

Cleveland's Fair Employment Wage Board met for the first time this year. Members are supposed to ensure wage laws are followed.

Housing advocates say more solutions are needed to help Black homeowners often denied home repair loans by banks.

Cleveland City Council is considering spending up to $1 million to help renters, including funding tenant organizing efforts.

The 10-year cigarette tax would cost 3 1/2 center per cigarette and raise $160 million for arts and cultural programs in Cuyahoga County.