Joe Carollo

UPDATED: Ana Alliegro, Rep. David Rivera's Missing Pal, Was Arrested For Brandishing A Gun At Ex

While the Miami Herald wonders where Ana Alliegro - a key witness in a federal criminal probe of Congressman David Rivera - has disappeared to, The Strawbuyer blogger Mike Hatami has dug up her criminal record. And it appears the self-professed "Republican Political Guru and Conservative Bad Girl" l ... More >>

Embattled Ex-Commish Victor De Yurre Runs for Judge

David Rivera Backs Newt Gingrich, Because Allegedly Crooked Congressmen Stick Together

​Representatives Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Mario Diaz-Balart, and former Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart have all lined up in support of Mitt Romney, which left little room for Romney's primary opponents to line up a big endorsement that would resonate in Miami's Cuban-American community. Well, Newt Gingrich ... More >>

Blemished Miami-Dade schools bureaucrat Ronda Vangates runs for school board

Solomon Stinson and Miami-Dade Public Schools Top Brass Back Ronda Vangates

Ronda Vangates was once caught up in one of the worst scandals of Rudy Crew's tenure as Ronda Vangates is Ready to Take Over For Solomon Stinson​Miami-Dade County Public Schools superintendent. Today, the 38-year-old school district bureaucrat is the anointed successor to board member Solomon Stin ... More >>

City of Miami Voters: Yes To Name Recognition And Cash! No to Messages!

The handful of City of Miami voters who bothered to roll by the polls yesterday sent an age-old but always cringe-inducing message: Cash and name recognition wins elections.via Tomas Regalado for MayorYour next mayor's real campaign slogan: NO!​Actual plans for the city? Meh. Not so important.In t ... More >>

Presidential Election Could Spur Voter Fraud in Miami-Dade

If you believe Nilo Juri, the eye of Hurricane Ballot Cheat, it could get ugly.

Parks Bond Languishes

Miami leaders scared voters into approving a $255-million bond that's gone nowhere.

Letters from the Issue of October 17, 2002

The unraveling of the Gay and Lesbian Film Festival

A Man in Full Fight

Hear why this crusader wants to save you from the evils of gay rights

Letters from the Issue of April 25, 2002

The Everglades, dead fish, and dictators

The emperor's borrowed clothes

Julio Sabala metes out comic justice

Say Hello to Your New Commissioner

Miami voters weren't going to let conflicts of interest or a two-bit felony conviction stop them from electing Angel Gonzalez

Paradise Lost, Again

As Miami Beach prepares for life in wartime, it's on its own

Shake

If it ain't your party, you better fight for your rights

Black Is, Black Ain't

Sail Away and Stay and Stay

Ramon Saul Sanchez's Democracy Movement unveils a new twist on the venerable sit-in protest: The float-in

Letters to the Editor

From the issue of May 03, 2001

Enough Billboards Already!

Miami city commissioners: We are outraged, of course, but let's not be hasty

Miami: America's Billboard Sanctuary

Will city commissioners embrace outdoor advertising, or will they heartlessly shun a vital industry?

This Just In

We're going live now to the scene of a reported O.J. sighting -- stay with us!

Things Definitely Are Lookin' Up

Miami shakes off its skanky image and prepares for the big time: Billboard capital of the universe!

Mullin

If they concern Bicentennial Park, your presence is requested this weekend

Sex! Sin! Sensation!

That's El Nuevo Herald. All the news that's fit to print, as long as it's short, simple, and easy to read.

Magic Primeval

Don't tell archaeologist Bob Carr that the mysterious Miami Circle is just a bunch of holes in the ground. He knows better than that.

Friendly Fire

State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle should have coasted to election victory. Instead she's dodging bullets from the police unions in the political fight of her life.

The Battle Was Won but the War Continues

So where's that Cuban musical invasion?

Riptide

Master of his domains

Kulchur

How to win friends and influence people, el exilio style

The Heat's Hot Air

The team promised the public an arena with plenty of open space. Instead we're getting a nightclub and a restaurant.

DeFede

Welcome to Alex Penelas's Banana Republic

Letters to the Editor

Letters from the issue of March 23, 2000

Kulchur

Another round of Los Van Van insanity

Kulchur

How about a little music with your drama?

Commissioner Kojak

No ideas, no agenda, and a lot of glad-handing. Welcome to J.L. Plummer's re-election campaign.

Leadership Abhors a Vacuum

Letters

Birth of a Station

Celebrated by a nationwide cavalcade of hype, Barry Diller's revolutionary new WAMI-TV hits the air. The verdict? Click.

The Roads Less Developed

Residents of this Miami neighborhood don't care how neat the kids' museum will be

WAR!

A Merciful Court of Public Opinion

If you think being under federal indictment might have hurt Humberto Hernandez, you don't know the fine folks of District 3

They Owe It All to Odio

Miami's infamous ex-city manager hired more than 100 staffers entirely at his own discretion. Guess who's paying them.

Letters

Miami's Undertaker

A Tale of Two Mayors

Big Wheel Keep on Turnin'

Outgoing U.S. Attorney Kendall Coffey has a little farewell soiree, at which everyone remains fully clothed

Micky Arison is a greedy corporate pig . . . and other observations about big boys and their expensive toys

Your Tax Dollars at Work (Hiccup!)

The City of Miami's upstanding leadership had a swell time at a swanky centennial party. Who paid? You did, of course.

Letters

Young and the Restless

An allegedly hotheaded cop sparks resentment in an Overtown neighborhood