Savannah police have arrested two men in connection to a murder they have been investigating since October.

The Salvation Army is getting an early start on raising money for the holiday season, with the official kick-off to their kettle drive taking place on Friday, November 14th.

Door-to-door delivery of the new curbside recycling carts began Friday, November 14th with the first 3,000 carts getting distributed.

"Grooming Up to Leadership" is a two-day conference, hosted by the University of Phoenix – Savannah campus and A Working Woman in Need (AWWIN), taking place November 13th and 14th.

Neighbors in an eastside Savannah community are trying to stop new development from being built there.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division launched a new online hunting and fishing license system.

The Georgia Trust is accepting nominations for the 2009 Preservation Awards through December 8, 2008 for the categories of Rehabilitation, Restoration, Stewardship and Preservation Service.

JCB announced on Thursday, November 13, 2008 the company will release 120 members of their workforce at the Savannah facility.

An organization with a mission to help others is getting some big help itself.

Beginning Wednesday, November 12th, free parking is available to the general public at the brand new Whitaker Street Garage.

A fire that heavily damaged the offices of Consolidated Field Systems on Westgate Boulevard last night left the business in the dark this week.

Students of Savannah-Chatham County public schools will be off on Election Day.

Early voting in Midway, GA.

Roadside litter can be an eyesore, but roadside dumping is too much for one neighbor to handle.

After four years of talking about it, the City of Savannah has a new law targeting bad landlords.

They thought they planned conservatively, projecting almost no growth in income in 2008, but city budget staff is now learning the plan was not conservative enough.

Saying they are still dedicated to a new curbside recycling program for the city, Savannah leaders today postponed voting on a 20 year contract for a company to take and process the materials.

Operation Clean Sweep will be in the Metropolitan Neighborhood from Monday, July 14, through Thursday, July 17.

Last month, contractors working for the Georgia Department of Transportation cut down a stand of pine trees at the intersection of Abercorn Street and Derenne Avenue. They plan to expand the intersection for “safety” reasons. The work has neighbors boiling mad.

The City of Savannah plans to serve $348,198.00 worth of free lunches between now and August

Operation Clean Sweep will be in the Thomas Square Neighborhood from Tuesday, July 1, through Thursday, July 3, 2008, cleaning up the neighborhood and providing free services for residents.

The Savannah Convention and Visitors Bureau says we just had our best year ever but a hotel survey says we aren’t filling up all the new rooms being built.

Restaurant that want to stop serving food and just serve booze for part of their operation can do so under a new law passed today by Savannah City Council.

Distribution of Savannah's recent publication, Low Land and the High Road: Life and Community in the Hudson Hill, West Savannah and Woodville Neighborhoods, has been completed.

This Saturday, the Benjamin Van Clark Neighborhood Association will hold its first Juneteenth Neighbhorhood Fest.

The public is invited to a free picnic lunch, music, displays and tours during a special ceremony at noon on Friday, June 13, in Johnson Square to mark the completion of the nine-month-long City Hall restoration.