A new investigative report from Signal Cleveland lays out in stark detail how bureaucratic failure has hobbled Cleveland’s fight against childhood lead poisoning — and why the clock is now

On April 20, 2026, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a settlement with Syracuse landlords Brian A. Murphy and Harry Murphy after a multi-year investigation found widespread lead-paint hazards

At last week’s City of Cleveland budget hearing, the Law Department put some numbers on the table that every Cleveland landlord needs to hear. During Q4 2025 alone, the city

The City of Cleveland just lost $3.3 million in state funding that was earmarked to make homes lead-safe. The Ohio Department of Development pulled the grant after City Hall failed

Even the lawmakers who created Cleveland’s lead-safe requirements aren’t exempt from enforcement — and that’s exactly how it should work. Earlier this month, Cleveland.com reported that City Councilman Kevin Bishop

Cleveland’s fight against childhood lead poisoning is showing real results. On February 9, 2026, the City presented an update to Council on the Lead Safe Certification program — and the

Cleveland Just Lost $3.3 Million for Lead Removal — Here’s What Homeowners Need to Know Ohio just clawed back $3.3 million from Cleveland that was supposed to help make homes

Cleveland’s Chapter 365 stands: What landlords need to know after the BVG Properties ruling If you’re a Cleveland-area landlord, you’ve probably heard the complaints — or made them yourself. Cleveland’s

Published: February 6, 2026 Investigative reporting by cleveland.com has revealed that a Cleveland City Council member who voted for the city’s 2019 Lead Safe Ordinance — and again in 2024

Published: February 6, 2026 A years-long saga involving three large apartment buildings near Shaker Square has shone a spotlight on one of Cleveland’s most persistent housing challenges: out-of-town investors who

The Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition has announced that its landlord incentive program will soon conclude as funding runs out. Since 2020, the program has provided rebates of $750 to $1,000

EPA Signals Tighter Lead-Paint Enforcement Beginning in 2026 What Property Owners and Managers Need to Know The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced that it will begin more aggressive enforcement