Billy Hardemon

Sarnoff Turns His Back on Blacks

Coconut Grove's other half feels left out.

City Hall Stinks

There's a war on Dinner Key, and Marc Sarnoff is a bomb-thrower.

Letters from the Issue of July 11, 2002

"Sex is everywhere and sex sells, but to show that graphic photo on the cover of a free publication is despicable."

Native Son

Billy Hardemon has been running around Liberty City, and away from allegations of wrongdoing, forever

Our Lady of the Projects

Octavia Anderson and the last days of the James E. Scott Homes

Mural, Mural on the Wall, Who's the Most Offended One of All?

Regarding the MLK fiasco, the line forms here

One Less Good Man

Adolph King, Jr., fought to maintain an oasis in a menacing desert. The desert prevailed.

DeFede

Burke's Legacy, for the Record

These Numbers Are Up

1998 was a great year for corruption. New Times puts a price tag on the year's malfeasance

Grigsby in Defense of Grigsby

Howard Gary Sings

Witness Hampering

The Waiting Game

After more than a year, Commissioner James Burke may finally learn what lies ahead: Prosecution or exoneration

Deep Inside the Scandal

Howard Gary discusses OPERATION GREENPALM, the ambitious corruption investigation rattled by mismanagement and blown apart by astonishing leaks of secret information

Jimmy in the Lion's Den

Jailhouse Rumble

If racial strife and political bickering were crimes, the entire staff of Dade County's corrections department would be locked up

In the Dead of the Night

While you were sound asleep, the Dade County Commission spent hundreds of millions of your dollars. Aren't you glad they didn't bother to wake you?

Dialing Your Dollars

You say you haven't got a cellular phone? Heck, you own hundreds of 'em! And right now some local bureaucrat is using one to make a hairdressing appointment.

Burke Besieged

The Florida Elections Commission and the Florida Bar. Maybe the FBI, too. For a man who won automatic re-election, Metro Commissioner James Burke seems to have a lot of explaining to do.