Reporter, Naples Daily News, The News-Press, USA Today
Phil Fernandez is a reporter for the Naples Daily News and The News-Press, both part of the USATODAY Network. With a focus on local news in Southwest Florida, Phil covers a wide range of topics including real estate, tourism, and community events. His work has also been featured in The Palm Beach Post, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Finance.
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Phil Fernandez's articles predominantly focus on Southwest Florida, with an emphasis on real estate and tourism. He covers local events, private sector announcements, government announcements, and cites data related to the weather and real estate industry.
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By: Phil Fernandez
Naples Daily News Show Caption Restoration Hardware CEO and Chairman Gary G.
By: Phil Fernandez
Regardless of where Hurricane Milton exactly hits the state, Southwest Florida is expected to have potential major impact from storm surge, rain, wind
By: Phil Fernandez
What Hurricane Milton may bring to SW Florida starting Wednesday: Life-threatening storm surge, high winds, heavy rains, 'prolonged' power outages.
By: Phil Fernandez
Naples Daily News Like no time in recorded history, rapidly intensifying hurricanes are a regular new threat, powered by water temperatures up to five degrees above normal the past couple of years.
By: Phil Fernandez
Naples Daily News As powerful Hurricane Milton approached late Wednesday and kept fluctuating between a devastating Category 4 and 5, the
By: Phil Fernandez
Unlike Hurricane Ian, FM Beach reopened for residents within hours after Hurricane Milton left a mess. Water service back on. A lot of clean up to do.
By: Phil Fernandez
Naples Daily News No sun, no fun these days at the chained up Sun-N-Fun Lagoon in Collier County
By: Phil Fernandez
Elections 2024: Question and answer with businessman Joseph Kilraine, 73, and Cape Technical College director Charlie Pease, 41. What are priorities?
By: Phil Fernandez
Elections 2024: Question and answer with Derrick Donnell and Deborah McCormick who have served as civil servants before. What are their priorities?
By: Phil Fernandez
Naples Daily News As abodes keep piling up in the Naples area multiple listing service known as the MLS , going old school may not be the best play entering the typically busier snowbird swarm.
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