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In a Florida suburb where manicured lawns meet simmering tensions, a 24-year-old vice mayor is at the center of a legal earthquake that could send shockwaves across the Sunshine State. Mark Merwitzer, Palmetto Bay's wunderkind elected by a hair's breadth of 73 votes, is being sued by a fellow council member who claims he botched […]

MIAMI, FL— It’s becoming almost weekly now — a new controversy brewing and boiling over in the City of Miami. The latest? A rapidly escalating situation at the Bayfront Park Management Trust, in what some are calling another issue affirming Banana Republic 2.0. In a move signaling deepening concerns over one of Miami’s premier public […]

MIAMI, FL — In a telling moment of contrast, City Commission candidate Jose Regalado was a no-show at a candidate forum hosted this week by the Silver Bluff Homeowners Association — leaving residents without answers and raising further questions about his approach to campaigning and transparency. His opponent, Ralph Rosado, attended and engaged directly with […]

Byron Donalds: From Holding a Miami Meet and Greet, Talks about Feud Between DeSantis and Legislature, Insurance, and Squaring off Against Pizzo and Jolly MIAMI—With his 2026 gubernatorial campaign in full swing, Rep. Byron Donalds was in the City of Miami holding a ‘Meet and Greet’ event at the Resurreccion Baptist Church, where prospective Republican […]

In yet another bizarre twist in Miami politics, candidate Jose Regalado is telling voters he’s endorsed by the Miami Police — despite the fact that the union representing City of Miami police officers, the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), has officially endorsed his opponent, Ralph “Rafael” Rosado, in the District 4 race. Regalado has been […]

MIAMI, FL – The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 1907, representing hundreds of City of Miami workers, has officially endorsed Ralph Rosado for City Commissioner in District 4. AFSCME Local 1907’s endorsement underscores Rosado’s lifelong commitment to public service and his strong support for working families and the frontline workers […]

MIAMI — During a press conference announcing his support for upcoming legislation that he said he would sign into law, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was asked his opinion about the City of Miami Commission’s apparent plan to cancel its November elections and extend the terms of the current mayor and commissioners until 2026. The governor […]

Perez Ally Rep. Mike Redondo Has Votes to be Speaker of the House in 2030 Republican Rep. Mike Redondo has the votes to be the Florida Speaker of the House in 2030, thanks to current Speaker Danny Perez allegedly helping him clear the field. Two Republican politicos...READ MORE   FL Rep. Meg Weinberger: "The most historic […]

The City of Miami is preparing for a pivotal special election on June 3, 2025, to fill the vacant District 4 commission seat following the passing of longtime Commissioner Manolo Reyes. District 4 covers key neighborhoods such as Coral Gate, Shenandoah, and Flagami—areas at the heart of Miami’s diverse and historic community fabric. The decision […]

In Miami, political season isn’t officially underway until the Spanish-language jingles start making the rounds — and this year, the first catchy tune hitting the airwaves takes direct aim at none other than City Commissioner Joe Carollo. The jingle, already spreading across local WhatsApp chats and Spanish-language radio stations, plays off the nickname “Crazy Joe” […]

On April 1, 2025, the Miami-Dade County Commission approved a $332 million no-bid concession deal for Miami International Airport (MIA), granting existing vendors 12-year lease extensions in exchange for substantial renovations and investments. The agreement also includes a possible three-year renewal contingent on an additional $65 million in upgrades. The item passed unanimously. During the […]

As the City of Miami prepares to fill the vacant District 4 Commission seat following the recent passing of Commissioner Manolo Reyes, questions have arisen regarding the eligibility of candidate Rafael "Ralph" Cabrera. Public records from the Miami-Dade Property Appraiser's Office reveal that Cabrera may have been found to have committed homestead exemption fraud, claiming […]

MIAMI, FL — April 10, 2025 — Declaring that “politics-as-usual is failing this city,” retired U.S. Army Colonel (Ret.) Emilio T. González made his candidacy for Mayor of Miami official Wednesday, entering a crowded field with a clear message: Government must work for the people again. González launched his campaign with sharp criticism of the […]

MIAMI - Miami Mayor Francis Suarez emphasized the importance Tuesday of National Blue Out, a day which raises awareness for missing and trafficked foster children. "This National Blue Out Day, let’s stand up for foster youth and raise awareness for missing and trafficked children. Wear blue or light up your business to show support," Suarez […]

Mayor Fraga Apologizes for "Fundamentally Flawed" Ceasefire Resolution It rained today, which was fitting as Doral Mayor Christi Fraga addressed reporters and members of the community after attracting controversy over her ceasefire resolution...READ MORE   President Joe Biden: "Republicans want to slash taxes for the ultra-wealthy and big corporations and raise taxes for middle-class families. They […]

Miami—City of Miami Commissioner Sabina Covo (D) is running for re-election but appears to be facing a tough challenge from seven other candidates vying for her job, including Progressive and openly gay Damian Pardo, nicknamed “Pay-to-Play Pardo” and Attorney Eddy Leal. In February of 2023, Sabina Covo (D) was elected to fill the vacant commissioner seat left by […]

The City of Miami District 2 commissioner race is less than a month away, and  Eddy Leal (R) appears to be a change of pace compared to other candidates in the special election. In February of 2023, Sabina Covo (D) was elected to fill the vacant commissioner seat.  Commissioner Covo made history as the second-only Latina […]

The City of Miami appears to be abandoning its “Go Green” initiative and looking to adopt the growing and popular grey concrete appeal. In a recent resolution introduced by City Commissioner Sabina Covo, yes, the same Covo who didn’t know the Pledge of Allegiance, the measure abandons an appeal that would have kept Allen Morris […]