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West Palm Beach Downtown Development Authority announces new board leadership amid political falloutThe West Palm Beach Downtown Development Authority has announced its new board leadership. The leadership rollout comes amid political fallout over who gets a seat at the city’s development table.
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Amid uproar over iconic restaurant, West Palm Beach Keith James officially announced redevelopment plans for a “people-first” waterfront.
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A free augmented reality app is giving residents and visitors an immersive way to tour downtown West Palm Beach.
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The award-winning West Palm Beach GreenMarket returns in a few weeks, now bigger than ever with 150 vendors, 45 of them new. It continues to help small businesses grow into brick-and-mortar success.
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Celis Juice Bar, a West Palm Beach favorite known for its juice, smoothies, and community events, is expanded into the $1 billion Nora District, Downtown's largest redevelopment since CityPlace.
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ServiceNow is relocating to West Palm Beach with over $17 million in public funding, creating hundreds of jobs and boosting the local economy by nearly $2 billion. Supported by city leaders and Governor DeSantis, officials say the move reinforces West Palm Beach as a growing tech and finance hub.
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As the population grows in Downtown West Palm Beach, people are getting to know their neighbors in “third places” — thanks to a successful community engagement project aimed at repurposing public spaces.
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West Palm Beach's Office of Sustainability is planting hundreds of trees to address heat levels in historically underserved neighborhoods.
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At his fourth State of the City address, West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James praised the city's growing economy and low crime rate
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To help combat congestion amid a growing population, Palm Beach County may implement a light rail system. WLRN's Wilkine Brutus spoke to Valerie Nielson, executive director of the county's Transportation Planning Agency, about how they plan to move residents along their busiest roads.
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A transportation agency’s mural in West Palm beach urges people to hop on public transit