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By: Erik Bojnansky
North Miami Beach City Manager Darvin Williams is being sued for more than $1 million by an elected official in Opa-locka and for backpay and other damages by a former
On the morning of May 13, Eric Alan Hirt — known across Miami's graffiti world as Eson — stepped onto the railroad tracks in Biscayne Park and never made it to the other side. The Brightline train that struck him was one of hundreds that barrel through the corridor each week, through the neighborhoods that line the Florida East Coast Railway: Biscayne Park, El Portal, Miami Shores, Little Haiti. Eson was among at least 194 people killed by Brightline trains since the service began operating in 2017 — a toll that keeps rising even as the company that runs those trains may be running out of time.
In 2020, as COVID-19 ground the global economy to a near halt, administrators from the Cushman School in Miami's Upper Eastside were busy fielding calls from people who just moved in from other parts of the U.S., mainly the Northeast, and were desperate to enroll their children into the 101-year-old school.
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By: Erik Bojnansky
Kast Construction and subcontractors say they are still owed millions of dollars for building a 24-story waterfront condo project.
By: Erik Bojnansky
The North Miami Beach City Commission approved a revised site plan for Blue Road and Ilia Development Group’s a 25-story condo tower.
With a string of endorsements and a campaign chest of more than $1 million, Vicki Lopez may seem to be well on her way to being elected to a second term as the commissioner of Miami-Dade County's District 5 seat.
For a quintessential example of a bedroom community, look no further than Biscayne Park, a 410-acre community wedged between Biscayne Canal C-8, Miami Shores Country Club, the Florida East Coast Railway tracks and the city of North Miami. The village is filled with houses, a few duplexes, and lots of trees. And its small, modest government uses a log cabin built in 1935 to hold meetings and house its eight-person police force. What you won't find are any stores, restaurants, offices, warehouses or large apartment buildings.
By: Erik Bojnansky
An attorney has filed a lawsuit against the city of North Miami Beach demanding access to records used to compile a report about alleged improper communication between the mayor and
The funds, approved by the Riviera Beach City Council Wednesday night, will pay for most of the water, sewer and impact fees associated with Marina Annex, a 77-foot tall apartment development that will include a 15,000-square-foot community center named after the late Edward Rodgers, the first Black circuit court judge in Palm Beach County.
