Naomi Feinstein is a Staff Writer at Miami New Times. She covers a diverse range of topics, including sports, animal rights, hospitality, and entertainment, often exploring the intersections of these themes in her work. Naomi's writing has been featured in New Times Broward Palm Beach, Dallas Observer, NewsBreak, and Miami New Times.
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Naomi's coverage reveals a particular interest in local government, crime, and environmental issues within Florida and Miami. She appears to have a strong focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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It will be a busy weekend in Miami-Dade County.
But, where is Pitbull's promised FIU Anthem? March 30, 2026
Club Stream will be the perfect place to take someone you hate. March 31, 2026
By: Naomi Feinstein
Lago said he would never attack commissioners online. His social media presence tells a different story.
By: Naomi Feinstein
New Times wasn't too far off with our Trump presidential library predictions April 7, 2026
Daniel Curran was arrested for attacking Mayor Dean Trantalis outside his home last year.
By: Naomi Feinstein
Dean Trantalis was reconciling with his ex, Danny Curran, after months of turmoil. Then came the shocking news.
By: Naomi Feinstein
None of the students from the racist group chat have been suspended or expelled so far.
By: Alex DeLuca, Naomi Feinstein
The suit alleges the event has blasted residents with “ear-shattering” assault. April 23, 2026
The county attorney says Bogen can seek another term due to a delayed start to his first term.
