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Baltimore and seven other metropolitan areas exemplify U.S Bank's unethical foreclosure practices. The discrimination complaint, filed by the National Fair Housing Alliance (NFHA) and four of its member

Mayor Rawlings-Blake's proposed plan to increase funding for school construction by increasing the City's bottle tax was under discussion at the City Council meeting on Wednesday, April 18, but

A vacant plot of land in West Baltimore was dedicated as a community garden last week. Although the community will undeniably reap multiple benefits from this new green

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Center for  a Livable Future, along with other Johns Hopkins faculty, have found that bike lanes in Baltimore keep cyclists safer. The study,

Mayor Rawlings-Blake and other members of the Board of Estimates received a great deal criticism as they listened to residents express their concerns for the city and its

The U.S. Department of Transportation reports a 5.5 percent spike in transit ridership compared to February of just last year. With the price of gas increasing, it is

According to an article in The Urbanite, Baltimore Reads is taking urban gardens and the effort to diminish food deserts in Baltimore to a new level. The very

A new report from the Center for Housing Policy, Housing an Aging Population: Are We Prepared?, discusses the effects the growing over-65 population will have on the demand

MetroMonitor is the Brookings Institution's useful series that tracks the effects of the recession and the strength of recovery among one hundred metropolitan areas in the United States.