Politics & Government

Under Florida law, tenants have certain rights that hold landlords accountable. The Miami Workers Center is advocating for more.

A recently proposed Florida law would make it a crime to film police from closer than 30 feet.

All done with reality TV shows and society tabloids, former NYC bad boy Fabian Basabe is running for Miami Beach Commission.

New Miami Police Chief says he’s keeping an eye on Miami’s most controversial cop, will hold him accountable when the time comes.

In an interview with New Times, Rudy Giuliani compares Cuban government repression to Trump’s impeachment.

Before the condo collapse thrust Surfside into the national spotlight, its town hall was rife with political infighting.

While the cryptocurrency task force has assembled quickly, the police oversight panel still doesn’t have all its members.

Since the fall of the Champlain Towers South condo, residents across Miami-Dade have become fixated on the safety of their own buildings.

HB 233’s potential threat to student journalism could materialize in a matter of months.

The judge said the city’s real motivation was preventing “residents’ discomfort” around the homeless.

One county commissioner has another idea for how Miami-Dade might attract companies with well-paying jobs.

At an upcoming meeting, Miami Beach city commissioners will decide whether to keep Ocean Drive closed to cars before a permanent redesign.

This isn’t the first time Miami Beach officials have tried limiting booze on Ocean Drive.

The names of the five fans who were ejected are unknown at this time.

Florida might have a new addition to its press corps.

After the tour was announced, many Twitter users pointed out the men’s shared history of harassment accusations.

Immigration advocates have long championed a pathway to citizenship for all immigrants.

A scholarship for descendants of the victims of a 1920 Florida race massacre is a rare example of reparations for racial violence.

Miami-Dade is one step closer to offering county-approved community ID cards to people living without identification.

Former Opa-locka commissioner John B. Riley was found guilty of two ethics violations.

Civil liberties groups are suing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis over a new law that critics say criminalizes free speech.

The City of Miami has fired former code inspector Suzann Nicholson, who claimed a city commissioner injured her at an illegal party.