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Royal Farms awarded naming rights to Baltimore Arena
The Baltimore Arena will be known as the Royal Farms Arena as of Nov. 1.
Board of Estimates approves $105K in settlements
The city's spending panel approved $105,000 in settlements Wednesday morning, as well as entered a consent decree over violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act by the Baltimore City Fire Department.
Baltimore to settle trip-and-fall case for $65K
The Baltimore City Board of Estimates is scheduled Wednesday to approve a $65,000 settlement with an Eastern Shore woman who tripped and fell on uneven pavement near City Hall.
City selling 12 properties for $12
The city expects to benefit once the properties are sold to Telesis Corp. and returned to the tax rolls.
Baltimore sells former Palmer House Restaurant building
The former Plamer House Restaurant and Devine Seafood buildings were sold to developers for $45,000.
City seeks to settle suits by driver, student
The Baltimore City Board of Estimates is scheduled to approve Wednesday two settlements totaling $110,000, including $60,000 to a man who pleaded guilty to two traffic violations stemming from a police chase that led to his lawsuit.
City settles ADA suit for $100K
The city’s Board of Estimates on Wednesday is set to approve a $100,000 settlement with a Pennsylvania man who alleged he was not hired by the Baltimore Police Department, despite being qualified, because of a back injury he suffered more than a decade earlier.
Two-year tab for police cases: $4.5M
Baltimore has paid out approximately $4.5 million to settle allegations of police misconduct in the last two fiscal years, according to data obtained by The Daily Record through a Maryland Public Information Act request.
Wheelabrator to pay city $4M, lobby MDE for change
The operator of Baltimore’s incinerator will pay the city almost $4 million in unpaid taxes under a settlement set for approval Wednesday by the Board of Estimates.
Spending board to consider $266,000 developer loan
The Board of Estimates is scheduled to consider making a loan to a developer to renovate an apartment building in Lafayette Square.
Rejected bidders to gain access to more info from city
Arguing a protest before the city's Board of Estimates will get a little bit easier under a proposed resolution before the city's spending panel Wednesday.
City to settle two excessive force lawsuits
The Baltimore Board of Estimates is scheduled Wednesday to approve a total of $110,000 in settlements for two cases where police officers were alleged to have used excessive force — one in which a drunk driver suffered a broken jaw, the other a claim of assault by a school police officer against a special-needs student during an arrest.
