Secrecy and unsubstantiated charges pervade the union representing city sanitation workers. Top AFSCME officers are smarting over the defeat of their candidate in last month’s union election.

The city has determined that nearly all of the east side of the 100 block of North Howard Street has to be torn down because of fire damage.

Funding to go to six local historically Black Presbyterian churches “in recognition of their historic underfunding and exclusion.” ...

A look at what remains after two decades of neglect and failed development. And a call for City Hall to do better. [OP-ED] ...

A heinous act,” say advocates amid reports that dozens of Filipino seafarers have been detained by federal ICE or Customs and Border Protection agents and expelled from the U.S. without due process.

For supporters of a bill that makes big changes to Baltimore’s zoning code – increasing maximum lot coverage and reducing minimum yard requirements in certain residential districts – the benefits are ...

A New Jersey-based developer has emerged as the potential buyer of the iconic United Methodist Church on Mount Vernon Place, and local residents are raising questions about what he wants to do with it ...

A cluster of vacant industrial buildings that Baltimore City purchased for $2 million in 2005 have been sold to developer P. David Bramble for $1. ”We are excited to bring this to you,” Colin Tarbert, ...

AFSCME Maryland officials won’t say why they have reportedly nullified the August 23 election – and ordered another vote next month. UPDATED.

Black female community leaders and longtime residents were the loudest voices yesterday protesting one of the measures the Scott administration has framed as a way to undo structural racism’s damage ...

When it opened 62 years ago, the Druid Health District Building was the pride of West Baltimore. It contained the medical clinics of Dr. H. Maceo Williams, a Baltimore native who, in 1939, broke the ...