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.

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 ...

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

Along with ending parking minimums, it’s one of two bills – with heavy Scott administration backing – before a City Council committee today.

Kudos to the developers for erecting beaucoup square feet. But the place still feels like a neighborhood waiting to happen.

Danielle McCray’s action leaves a grassroots coalition seeking increased PILOTS (payments in lieu of taxes) to Baltimore City by tax-exempt institutions “very disappointed.” ...

Putting a garbage and hazardous waste site next to a cherished Baltimore waterway was on the mayoral fast track until the public cried foul.

The Baltimore DPW and other workers who scored an upset victory in last month’s union election say they are being kept in the dark and sidelined by top AFSCME officials.