Jane Musgrave | Stet News

Drama at G-Star School of the Arts has moved from the classroom to the courtroom with the founder expelled and slapped with a court order barring him from the campus he established 20 years ago.

Jupiter Medical Center is the lone local A grade in annual rankings by The Leapfrog Group.

Shunning the prospect of large homeless encampments or the construction of massive shelters to get the county’s estimated 2,100 homeless people off the streets, Palm Beach County Maria Sachs instead is turning to an option popularized by HGTV: tiny houses

Juno Beach Town Council Member Marianne Hosta won’t have a criminal record even though a jury found her guilty Tuesday of misdemeanor battery for grabbing a cellphone from a town resident, who happened to be the wife of then-Mayor Alex Cooke.

‘Ultimate sanction’ is appropriate, Judge Curley declares three days before start of sexual-abuse civil trial against renowned developer E. Llwyd Ecclestone Jr.

Residents say homeless individuals swarmed their historic neighborhood after city officials fenced off the park five months ago for construction — construction they say has not yet even started.

The Mandel Public Library on Clematis Street has put visitors on notice: No backpacks with frames or shopping carts. Homeless advocates see it as another blow.

For the first time in more than a decade, Palm Beach County voters will choose a new state attorney and, for the first time in more than two decades, they will also pick a new public defender.

Residents of the waterfront El Cid neighborhood, bristled at a Tamarind-area business owner’s suggestion that a three-year, $22 million project blocking Tamarind Avenue “would never happen in El Cid.”

Not only is Pat McKenna one of the last survivors of what was dubbed the “Trial of the Century,” but he is credited with gathering key evidence that turned what much of the country deemed a slam dunk case against Simpson into an acquittal.

Three years after barricades went up on Tamarind Avenue, West Palm Beach officials quietly disclosed that residents of the long-ignored, historically Black neighborhood will be cut off from their main road for at least another year.

Now-closed unit’s director, Dr. Michael Black, continues defamation suit against CNN despite court setbacks.