Joshua Ceballos

A change in chairperson is, on its surface, a ministerial matter,but may signal a shift in internal politics at Miami city hall.

A change to Miami's anti-encampment law means a faster process for removing people sleeping outdoors, leading some to fear for the city's homeless population.

The historic office and home of Dr. James Jackson will be moved to a new site as Griffin plans to redevelop entire Brickell block.

There's a growing trend online and in popular media of nostalgia for the 1990s and early 2000s, evidenced recently by the successful A24 film

Miami-Dade is the only county in South Florida with referenda on the August primary ballot. Miami and Sweetwater will see questions on city governance, red light cameras and Marine Stadium.

Automatic license plate readers have become a hot-button topic in Florida's gubernatorial race as their numbers grow across communities.

Automatic license plate readers have been an element of law enforcement for decades , but a particular brand of surveillance cameras have recently incensed public outrage and made their way into Florida's gubernatorial race.

As voter sentiment has grown sour over widespread surveillance, the candidates running for Florida’s top job have made a point to denounce the technology on the campaign trail.

In-person early voting has begun for the Aug. 18 primary in Miami-Dade, and voters are making their voices heard on local and state issues.

A new foreclosure lawsuit threatens retail at Miami Central Station as Brightline Investment Holdings' lender seeks to recover its investment.