Riley Bunch

UPDATE: Yesterday, residents rallied on the corner of the proposed location hours before Georgia Power hosted community information sessions on the project. #atlpol https://t.co/sAAz0RCZ59

HAPPENING NOW: Vine City and English Avenue residents gather to protests a second Georgia Power substation in the historic neighborhood. #atlpol https://t.co/yvrZimSy9k

Your @ajc front page this morning. #atlpol https://t.co/z6pgRwRMcn

Residents in the surrounding neighborhoods are planning a protest today ahead of Georgia Power informational meetings. #atlpol

Riley Bunch @ribunchreports

New: Westside residents are pushing back against Georgia Power’s plans to add a second substation to the historically Black community of Vine City. The facility would sit one lane away from a single-family home neighborhood. #atlpol https://t.co/NykS8iIeeR

RT @ribunchreports: New: Westside residents are pushing back against Georgia Power’s plans to add a second substation to the historically B…

New: Westside residents are pushing back against Georgia Power’s plans to add a second substation to the historically Black community of Vine City. The facility would sit one lane away from a single-family home neighborhood. #atlpol https://t.co/NykS8iIeeR

New: A Fulton County judge ordered that the Atlanta Police Foundation must release records related to the public safety training center under the Open Records Act. #atlpol https://t.co/8qjv9FJTA6

NEW: Atlanta City Council opted to pass the mayor's budget with minor amendments. But after last year's budget deficit and a looming potential recession, they also called for more financial oversight. #atlpol https://t.co/0VCK8JhLSq

Happy Monday, ATL! Inside City Hall this week checks in on the mayor's race and a slew of endorsements made by city leaders for Democratic candidates for governor. #atlpol https://t.co/U0hqgmmMok

Jill Nolin is one of the best reporters I know. She cares deeply about producing top-notch journalism for the communities she serves. The future for Georgia Recorder is so bright! #atlpol #gapol

Jill Nolin @jillnolin

We may be undergoing some changes, but our commitment to you is the same: To deliver the same scrappy, independent reporting and analysis of the day’s news that you’ve come to appreciate. #gapol https://t.co/Kmf1l4hZ6M

Where were you when Atlanta's water cut off? Kristal Dixon reflects on the catastrophe one year later. #atlpol

Kristal Dixon is on Blue Sky @KristalDixon

Saturday marks one year since two large water main breaks left many Atlanta residents and businesses without water. https://t.co/0TNI0Hj4YQ

RT @KristalDixon: Saturday marks one year since two large water main breaks left many Atlanta residents and businesses without water. http…

RT @ajconwashington: The state of Georgia could be on the hook to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to maintain a popular federal program…

New: Atlanta City Council is considering new stipulations around the materials used for building and replacing roofs to steer construction away from darker, sun-attracting colors to lighter, reflective colors. #atlpol https://t.co/VSrd5JVZ4S

NEW: Trump's grant rollbacks threaten an estimated $330M in federal funds promised to metro Atlanta localities for projects that focus on pedestrian safety, green infrastructure and equitable development -- including the ambitious Stitch project. #atlpol https://t.co/cwdrRkbuOx

RT @bluestein: Keisha Lance Bottoms’ entry in the race for governor this week has revived scrutiny of her tumultuous tenure as mayor, which…

New w/ @bluestein: Keisha Lance Bottoms has officially launched her bid for governor. But she faces tough questioning on why she's seeking statewide office after choosing not to run for reelection as mayor. #atlpol https://t.co/HpoLlHvoNv