Joel Engelhardt | Stet News

Traffic Armageddon awaits The Acreage, in Palm Beach County. For eight days before school starts in August, the 41,000 cars and trucks that normally travel back and forth every day on Northlake Boulevard will be diverted into the maze-like network of already jammed two-lane roads that wind through the semi-rural community.

Bachelor’s degree required and applicants to be the next Palm Beach County administrator have until April 28 to apply.

Palm Beach County Commission hasn’t established qualifications but wants to move quickly to replace Verdenia Baker.

Longtime Palm Beach County Administrator Verdenia Baker ends 10-year run in Palm Beach County’s top government job. “I’m going to take some time for me and my family.”

Health Care District of Palm Beach County prepares to buy land and build a centralized receiving center for mental health care and substance abuse disorder; county to contribute $10 million toward $60 million bill.

Thousands of acres change hands as Martin County and South Florida Water Management District consolidate holdings in threatened wetlands just north of the Palm Beach County border.

Five candidates named in the suit and one who filed the suit face removal; includes all three candidates for mayor.

More than 400 people got a first peek at the $150,000 exhibition “Wish You Were Here: Tourism in the Palm Beaches.” It will be on display through June 28 at the society’s downtown museum, 300 N. Dixie Hwy., West Palm Beach.

Youth hockey supporter Larry Robbins’ commitment helps Palm Beach North Athletic Foundation surpass key financial threshold to build in Plant Drive Park.

Brain research institutions and major funders come together to establish an identity for the science already underway.

The taxable value of property in Palm Beach County is growing grew by 10% last year — the third straight year of double-digit gains. Here are the latest trends, portending tax rates set by cities and countywide agencies.

After years of work, a little-known advisory committee has submitted its recommendation to county commissioners on how to spend $148 million over 20 years from opioid lawsuit settlements.