Sean Keenan

I spent this morning talking to the CDC shooting suspect's neighbors. They said he was polite, helpful and OBSESSED with vaccine conspiracy theories. www.nytimes.com/2025/08/09/u...

The president just issued an executive order to curb "Crime and Disorder on America's Streets" Its primary target: unhoused people share.google/1JD7LxJ9oW2r...

Nonprofit newsroom Atlanta Civic Circle closes after four years roughdraftatlanta.com/2026/06/01/a...

SAD THREAD: Maybe you’ve heard the news: Atlanta Civic Circle is going under. It’s another casualty of the current, unforgiving journalism ecosystem — a loss that will leave Atlanta with, by my math, ZERO dedicated housing reporters. Let’s talk about what that means... (1/)

As the Atlanta City Planning Department approaches the finish line on ATL Zoning 2.0 — the long-awaited rewrite of the city’s antiquated zoning code — some local housing advocates fear it will retain much of the same low-density residential framework dictated by the current 44-year-old code.

Autocorrect?

How a Landlord Tried to Silence Tenants and Stop a Shelterforce Story: shelterforce.org/2026/05/18/h...

Waymo amphibious than expected! (pic by friend's daughter's)

A campaign event for Brad Raffensperger on Tuesday, Georgia’s Republican secretary of state who is running for governor, was disrupted by an “active threat,” his campaign said.

An ex-cop/GSU criminologist said public perception of law enforcement shifted significantly after George Floyd’s murder. This is “deeper than policing,” he said of the Cop City drama. “It's about using resources when you have homelessness and other issues.” By Shaddi Abusaid:

Atlanta modeled its blight tax on programs in the city of Forest Park and Macon-Bibb County — two governments that began identifying and penalizing properties within months of enacting the legislation. Atlanta's has taken nearly two years to implement... For @AtlantaCivicCircle.org:

Councilmember @kelseabondatl.bsky.social wants a sweeping audit of the city’s Housing Help Center, arguing Atlanta needs a clearer picture of whether its eviction-prevention system is actually keeping residents housed. For @AtlantaCivicCircle.org: