Cleveland Heights Businesses Open During Coronavirus Restrictions

Businesses remaining open and their operation hours continue to change daily. Please contact the individual businesses to confirm.

NEW: Hospice of the Western Reserve Virtual Volunteer Training

Virtual training

Lee Road Library Starts Limited Lobby Service June 2

The Heights Libraries began a partial reopening on May 18.

Meet 4 Finalists For Vacant Cleveland Heights City Council Seat

Cleveland Heights City Council has selected four finalists to fill a vacant city council seat.

Letter From Cleveland Heights Mayor Jason Stein

I look forward to once again having the full seven-person Council serving the people of Cleveland Heights.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - May 26, 2020

Freshwater Cleveland provides a current list in their “Who’s Hiring” series where growing companies with open positions are featured.

Cleveland Heights Man Killed In Traffic Accident On I-90

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's office said a 43-year-old Cleveland Heights residents was killed on Saturday.

COVID-19 Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager (May 22)

"As a reminder, residential customers who are facing a hardship in paying their utility bills due to the lack of income during this time."

Heights Libraries Cutting $2 Million From Budget

More than half the cuts will come from salary and benefits reductions, the Heights Libraries said in a statement.

Cleveland Heights Residents Become Master Recyclers

The Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District announced its most recent class of Master Recyclers.

Aisha's Law: Bill Named For Killed Ohio Teacher Moves Forward

Aisha's Law — which would expand protections for Ohio's domestic violence survivors — passed through committee Tuesday.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - May 20, 2020

The City remains committed to this community’s health and safety. It is our paramount priority.

Con Artists Pose As Coronavirus Tracers, Heights Officials Warn

Scammers are pretending to be health officials tracing the spread of COVID-19. Don't fall victim to their trap.

Virtual Open Mic To Be Hosted By Ensemble Theatre

The Cleveland Heights-based company is seeking performances from across Northeast Ohio and beyond.

Explosive Device Detonated At Cleveland Heights Home

Police said an explosive device was detonated on the front porch of a Cleveland Heights home last week.

'Senseless Tragedy': Toddler Killed In Car Crash In Ohio

Alcohol and drugs may have played a role in the car crash, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said.

Heights Schools To Take Substantial Budget Hit: Week In Review

Plus, the city launches a new program to help small businesses, the Heights Libraries prepare for reopening and more.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - May 15, 2020

Cleveland Heights and a number of our neighboring cities made the tough call on May 14 to cancel all summer programs.

Cleveland City Cancels Summer Programs

The Community Center will remain closed for the time being and there will be no room rentals this summer.

Cleveland Heights Cancels All Summer Programs

No block parties, no Cain Park performances, no summer sports....the new coronavirus has led the city to cancel it all.

Heights Libraries Prepare For Partial Reopening

The Heights Libraries will do a drive-thru pickup service at the Lee Road branch.

Heights Launches Shop Small Bingo To Support Local Businesses

Shoppers can support Cleveland Heights businesses and get a chance to win two $25 gift cards.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - May 12, 2020

Starting May 15 the City is launching a fun program to encourage you to visit many of our open businesses.

Heights Schools To Lose $1.4 Million In State Funding This Year

The district could be facing additional budget cuts moving into next school year.

Ohio Lawmakers Host Event On Domestic Violence Resources

An online conference will teach Ohioans about the resources available to domestic violence survivors.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - May 8, 2020

"I’d like to recognize and thank all of the outstanding City employees who keep our City operating."

Heights Schools Launch Virtual Pride Week

The community is invited to participate in the coming pride week.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - May 6, 2020

"I am excited to announce that yesterday the final step was taken to make the Top of the Hill development a reality."

Top Of The Hill Project: Developer Releases More Details

Cleveland Heights officials have said the timing is perfect for this "transformative" project.

Top Of The Hill Project Ready To Start Construction

Crews could begin construction work on the project before the end of May, Cleveland Heights officials announced.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - May 4, 2020

"As we continue to work through this unprecedented time, I want to remind you that we are still performing all essential duties."

Cleveland Heights: Top Of The Hill Develoment Project Closing Sets Stage For Start Of Construction

"The City of Cleveland Heights has taken the final step in preparation for the construction of the Top of the Hill project"

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - May 1, 2020

The City’s Readiness and Response Team, made up of City leadership, has been meeting regularly since the onset of the pandemic.

Heights High Plans Virtual Graduation, Prom Scheduled For July

The district said cap and gown pickup will be held May 11. Prom is still scheduled for July 24.

NEW: Hospice of the Western Reserve Virtual Volunteer Training

NEW: Hospice of the Western Reserve Virtual Volunteer Training

Garbage Catches Fire In Cleveland Heights Truck

Trash inside a city garbage truck caught fire on Monday morning.

Cleveland Heights Rep Wants More Protections For Ohio Workers

State Rep. Janine Boyd wants Gov. Mike DeWine to improve protections for Ohio workers while the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

Heights Building Closure Extended: Week In Review

Plus, the Heights Libraries plan cuts, crosswalk signals are adjusted, Issue 26 is decided and more.

Heights Schools Reaching Out To Families Starting This Week

Educators are ensuring students have everything they need to continue remote learning.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - April 29, 2020

"As you know, on Monday Governor DeWine announced phase one of the State’s plan for the reopening of some businesses."