Columbus City Council

Mayor Andrew Ginther's proposal faces three public hearings before Columbus City Council takes up the issue this month.

It's been less than three weeks since Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther ordered mobile food vendors to close by midnight to help limit gun violence.

The small 2,000 square-foot Columbus Police Department Precinct 19 was built in 1965 and is located at 2070 Sullivant Avenue.

The council is considering requiring landlords to accept third party payments and a "Pay to Stay" requirement allowing residents time to secure rental assistance up until an eviction judgement.

Columbus City Council voted to approve a broker to help sell a $3.4 million helicopter Tuesday.

One case involves Columbus paramedics charged with failing to provide medical attention to Danny James, who died in 2017 after paramedics declined to transport him to the hospital.

The loan forgiveness program would target owners who have stayed in their homes for 10 years after the loan was issued and have no active bankruptcy or foreclosure.

Among the proposed initiatives was the creation of a rental registry, which would charge landlords a fee that would go toward eviction assistance.

Columbus City Council will vote Monday night on the purchase of 10 additional software licenses to help process evidence more quickly.

The proposal originally called for food carts to close by 2 a.m., in line with other Short North businesses. After conversation with food cart operators, council member Emmanuel Remy says he wants to push the closure time to 2:30 a.m.