FORT PIERCE — New sidewalks and crosswalk signs are expected to help Fairlawn Elementary School students and its neighboring residents get around in about four years.

TAMPA - The city plans to measure its carbon footprint to look for ways to reduce its energy bills and protect the environment.

Eager to invest in money- and energy-saving technology, city officials are using $638,500 in "green" grant funds to purchase hybrid vehicles, install energy-efficient lighting at Pompey Park Athletic Field, outfit buildings with power-...

Government expenses large and small are now itemized on Wellington's Web site — updated every morning, a feat the village appears to be the first in Florida to achieve.

TARPON SPRINGS - Public Services staff members that have worked eight years on plans to build the city's reverse osmosis water treatment plant can almost hear the rushing of fresh water that will be produced by the $45 million facility.

An "ecologically smart" agreement brokered by Chief Operating Officer John Regan could save the city $500,000 in taxpayer dollars

Tampa has been designated a Tree City USA community by the Arbor Day Foundation to honor its commitment to community forestry.

Citing an improved quality of life for city residents and a municipal workforce committed to providing excellent service, City Manager Ann Toney-Deal said Haines City has made a lot ofprogress in the past year, despite the weakness in the U.S....

The Hollywood Gazette installed a new Internet tool on its Web site called SeeClickFix, a widget that allows readers to report issues like potholes, graffiti and any other concerns they want fixed or addressed in their community.