Lakewood, Ohio, informs residents of proper disposal of political signs at the Refuse and Recycling Center, not in curbside bins, with specified hours.

The Cuyahoga County Scam Squad warns of a scheme where fraudsters pose as deputies demanding money for ankle monitors linked to family members in custody.

Full November SNAP benefits will be issued this week in Cuyahoga County following earlier partial distributions, regular distribution to resume in December. Residents can use the ConnectEBT app or the Ohio Benefits Portal for updates.

Play Haven Cafe opens in Strongsville, OH, providing a quiet play area for children and a relaxing space for adults.

The 3rd annual Thriving Youth Series in Cleveland brought together over 1,500 people to focus on out-of-school time importance, culminating in a Youth Leadership Summit involving students and local leaders.

Garfield Heights hosts Line Dancing Tuesdays at the Civic Center, welcoming all for an evening of dance with instruction by Immortal Touch, for a $5 entry fee.

Westlake Ohio Police urge community support for the "Shop With A Cop" event, offering raffle tickets at $5 for a chance to win various prizes. Funds raised help children holiday shop with officers.

Lakewood's Streets and Forestry team begins its third round of leaf collection to keep the city clean, with an expected completion by mid-December, weather permitting.

The Cleveland Heights community celebrated at the CH Community Center with activities, therapy ponies, and city vehicle displays, as shared by the City on social media. Local organizations contributed to the successful, family-friendly event.

Strongsville announces its Winter Wonderland Lighting Celebration with fireworks, Santa visit, trolley rides, and holiday treats set for Nov. 23 at 5:30 p.m.

Cleveland Heights invites locals to apply for city commissions and boards, with various positions open to enhance community engagement and regional development.

Cleveland Heights announces a MEDWish MEDWorks health event with free dental and medical services on November 21-22 at the Huntington Convention Center.

A Cleveland residential building fire caused $200,000 in damage, and 4 adults were safe due to smoke alarms, but several pets perished. Red Cross aids displaced residents.