Eileen Zaffiro-Kean

Daytona Beach News-Journal DAYTONA BEACH — City officials are about to provide some much-needed relief to homeowners and businesses that suffered losses from last month's Hurricane Milton.

Daytona Beach has struggled with homelessness, floods and affordable housing for decades. The city will ask state and federal officials for help.

DAYTONA BEACH — An approved loan appears to be the only thing standing between a South Carolina man and his plan to turn an 85-year-old Main Street building into a restaurant, bar, live music venue and event space.

The Bridge homeless shelter in DeLand is offering a respite from the cold this week. Daytona's First Step Shelter will move safe zone guests inside.

Daytona Beach News-Journal DAYTONA BEACH — City commissioners have a $185 million decision to make, a decision that could be as impactful

Daytona Beach News-Journal DAYTONA BEACH — It will probably take at least a few months for city leaders to figure out if they want to pursue

Daytona Beach News-Journal DAYTONA BEACH — Three months into its new budget year, First Step Shelter still doesn't know if it will be receiving funding this fiscal year from the county government.

Daytona Beach News-Journal DAYTONA BEACH — A free Christmas concert will be held Sunday at Masters Domain Church of God In Christ.

Two former First Step Shelter employees are suing for damages in excess of $50,000 and seeking a jury trial. They say they were wrongfully fired.

Daytona Beach News-Journal DAYTONA BEACH — You might not know which city commissioner represents you or what City Commission zone you live