Low crime and high scholastic scores are among the calculable reasons the village snagged the 72nd spot on Money magazine's ranking of the nation's 100 best places to live.
The city council will decide Tuesday whether to take the first step to regulate pain-management clinics that could be improperly distributing prescription drugs.
Royal Palm Beach leaders say a 2006 decision to sell Royal Palm Beach's water utility to Palm Beach County is saving the day. The village now has $60 million in reserves and is proposing to take...
St. Augustine Heritage Director Dana Ste. Claire joined Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts and City of Palm Coast Landscape Architect Bill Butler to pay tribute to this project at a rededication ceremony.
In honor of National Go Skateboarding Day the City of Tampa Parks and Recreation Department is offering free skating boarding from 8 p.m. - midnight on June 21 at the New Tampa Community Skate Park,...
This week, the Winter Haven City Commission unanimously approved the purchase of a vacant lot to provide secondary access to the proposed 33-acre Lake Conine Nature Park and a path for stormwater...
A fund drive for a facelift is under way, and the city has agreed to match up to $40,000 in contributions for renovations and upgrades that could begin as early as next fall.
Starting this week, the state increased by about 10 percent the amount it and local governments set aside for the pensions of government workers, police officers, teachers and judges. Meanwhile, Florida remains one of only five states that don'...
The mayors thanked lawmakers who fought legislation that would have required cities to cough up more cash for services, without additional state funding.
"Unfunded mandates" is an unusual term for most people. Yet unfunded mandates affect all Floridians, which is why we believe it's important that they be stopped.
Mayors and County Commissioners say unfunded mandates like those on courts, pensions, and health care are breaking their banks. Tallahassee Mayor John Marks says the mandates are making it hard for the city to balance it’s dwindling budget.
Speaking of budget cuts and the slide to mediocrity, a bill has been introduced in the Senate that would destroy the concept of home rule for local governments.
ATLANTIS — Florida mayors don't want state legislators calling the shots for their cities through unfunded mandates and other measures that infringe on their powers of home rule.
Frustrated over what they view as too many unfunded mandates coming out of the state capital, Florida’s mayors are shoving back with a new public awareness campaign.
This November, Floridians will have the opportunity to vote "no" on Amendment 4 - a Trojan Horse measure that will leave tens of thousands of working-class men and women without a job.
he June 25 article on municipal pension shortfalls was incomplete and so "pro-management" that it was unfair to municipal employees. Here are three critical factors that the article never addressed:
A Leon County circuit judge today struck from the ballot Amendment 7, the Legislature’s redistricting amendment aimed at undermining the Fair Districts proposals to create standards in drawing legislative and congressional lines.