EAST CLEVELAND, OH — Auditors discovered $1.5 million in outstanding bills owed by the City of East Cleveland to vendors who performed services or provided goods to the city, according to the chairwoman of the city's Financial Planning and Supervision Commission.

And now, confusion over who's running the city following Mayor Brandon King's felony convictions last week is delaying a proposal to raise East Cleveland's spending limits in an effort to settle those delinquent bills. Here's what we know about who's in charge of East Cleveland

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"I'm very hesitant to approve a resolution when we do not know who's in charge and who will be making these decisions," said Barbara Mattei-Smith, chairwoman of the fiscal recovery c

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