Politics & Government

Defiant in the face of the property seizure, the commissioner quipped that his rivals will hang his underwear and socks from their chandeliers.

After the allegations surfaced, Ziegler remained defiant and refused to step down, saying, “My wife is behind me 150 percent.”

Although Broward’s code directs the county “to maximize the utilization” of local artists, an Iowa-based design firm was hired for the sculpture installation.

Hialeah has a love affair with charismatic politicians accused of felonious conduct.

The state agency has a handful of staffers to sift through thousands of records requests that stream in each year.

Commissioner Marianne Meischeid denied that her push for the town to take down Israeli hostage signs was anti-Semitic.

“Hey Fabián, I want to tell you to hang in there and keep fighting.”

The activist claimed state police were curtailing his free-speech rights by banning him from DeSantis’ events after he shouted at the governor during a press conference.

Candidates separately faced sexual harassment claims, allegations of quid pro quo, and of course, a felony bribery case.

The claims were lodged in the midst of a heated runoff race between Sabina Covo and Damian Pardo.

Among the candidates are a securities regulator, a former TV news anchor, and a seasoned Miami politician fresh off a felony corruption indictment.

“You are taking away from the needy to try to attract new riders,” says a retired Miami-Dade County transit worker.

Elbit Systems, whose subsidiary has an office in South Florida, is Israel’s largest private manufacturer of weapons.

The last time Hialeah considered renaming a street, “Donald J. Trump Avenue,” it did not go smoothly.

Fans of the front-running GOP candidate had no need for a debate.

Once the debate is over, the spin room is where the real fun begins.

Internal memos described the officers’ trips on the presidential campaign trail as “travel on city business.”

The city attributes the new fees to “increased domestic and global post-pandemic operational costs.”

To no avail, the attorneys argued that Miami Beach “picked winners and one loser” in “a raw discriminatory action by the government.”

The filmmaker says local politicians not-so-subtly use his legal last name as a dog whistle to call attention to his Jewish heritage.

Miami-Dade County is weighing whether to create a central advisory board that would oversee its mental facilities and advise on treatment programs.

So close, yet so far, Francis Suarez.