Jose Martinez

Andrew Marshall: Miami's Unabomber, Part 2

For details about Marshall's childhood, injury, and lawsuits against the city, see Part 1.

Florida's Death Penalty Laws Deemed Unconstitutional

​Florida's particular method of sentencing prisoners to death has been deemed unconstitutional by Miami U.S. District Judge Jose Martinez today. The decision will not immediately strike down the law and didn't find the death penalty in and of itself unconstitutional. Though, it will guarantee conv ... More >>

Port of Miami tunnel is a waste of taxpayer money

Port of Miami Tunnel Project Could Be South Florida's Big Dig

Miami-Dade CountyTrucks waiting at the Port of Miami​Trucker Jose Martinez heads to the Port of Miami every day on his 40-foot white Freightliner. By the time he gets downtown, traffic is a breeze. "It's like going from the bed to the kitchen," he says.Twenty years ago that wouldn't have been poss ... More >>

Ponzi playboy Sean Healy didn't invest money he swindled; he blew it in a hurry

Handicapping the James Beard Awards

Consider it March Madness for gastronomic geeks: This Monday, March 22 the esteemed semifinalist nominees for the James Beard Awards 2010 will be whittled down to the even more esteemed finalists. In the combined spirit of great cooking and great bookies, we are offering the betting odds for who wil ... More >>

Latin Rock Night at Transit, This Thursday, Featuring SuperSam

I hear you, but I don't see what you're saying.​Up on the stage, it's a bird, it's a plane. No, it's SuperSam! Contrary to images that name might conjure, it's not tomcat Cheers bartender Sam Malone's super hero alter ego. It's actually the name of a kick ass Latin rock band that has taken root ri ... More >>

Spanish-Language TV: Perverse and Profound

Late at night, the dwarves and strippers come out to play.

Have a Coke and a Trial

Letters from the Issue of November 23, 2006

"You are sanctioning further police corruption"

Letters from the Issue of November 2, 2006

"The immigration system must be expeditious, fair, and just”

Letters from the Issue of October 19, 2006

"Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor"

Pay Fray

“Are they going to fire us all?”

Religious Conviction

Judge José E. Martinez ruled on a contentious case involving the Archdiocese of Miami. Problem is, he's a Eucharistic minister

Critics Pick

Ass Good As It Gets

Art in the buff gets buffed; Christian Family Coalition seeks emergency donations

Letters from the Issue of November 28, 2002

Haitians and Cubans and the unfairness of it all

BEST WATERFRONT RESTAURANT YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF

The Commons

Admitting Terror, Part 3

Four more cases of egregious ineptitude at the Immigration and Naturalization Service

A No-Class Operation

Something isn't right at Mays Middle School -- and it's not just because of that bomb threat

Cash Cargo

Despite recent deaths and a federal crackdown, smugglers continue the dangerous business of transporting Cubans to Miami

Collective Experience

Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's assemblage of cutting-edge contemporary works boldly questions the traditional definition of Latin American art

Welcome to Indian Creek Village.

Now Leave. The police chief is under investigation. The village manager is in denial. The residents don't care to comment. And you can't afford to live there.

Swelter

Bon Voyage!