Families will have to verify more to get SNAP benefits if Georgia bill becomes law
More than one million Georgians who rely on SNAP benefits could face delays or denials
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Gas shut off for nearly 1 week for entire Atlanta apartment complex
Families at a southwest Atlanta apartment complex say they have been unable to cook meals or heat their homes after natural gas service to the entire property was shut off nearly a week ago.
South Fulton homeowners frustrated over months-long water leaks, damaged sidewalks
Homeowners in a South Fulton community say repeated water line breaks and delayed repairs by the City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management have left behind damaged sidewalks and growing frustration.
HOA pushes back after inspection finds malfunctioning water meters at Atlanta condominium
A southwest Atlanta condominium community says it has discovered dozens of malfunctioning water meters, even as residents continue to receive high monthly water bills.
Landlord says Georgia Power mistakenly removed meter, leaving rental without power for months
An 80-year-old Clayton County landlord says she has lost thousands of dollars after Georgia Power mistakenly removed the electrical meter from her rental home.
Shootings at Airbnb property have Atlanta neighbors considering moving
Southwest Atlanta homeowners say they are considering selling their homes and leaving their neighborhood following a series of shootings at a nearby short-term rental property.
Fairburn woman with stage 4 cancer displaced for months for sewage backup, blames city contractor
A plumber found asphalt clogging the sewer line.
Homeowners say they’re being sued for complaining about shooting range
Several homeowners in Jasper County say they are being sued for defamation.
Family settles with car dealership after saying they took advantage of elderly man with dementia
The family says a salesman picked up the elderly man from his home and got him to buy a $90,000 truck.
Overhaul on gas station ordinance criticized in South Fulton
South Fulton leaders say a proposed overhaul of the city’s gas station ordinance is needed to attract major developers, but many homeowners say the changes could come at the expense of neighborhood protections.
