Miami City Hall

City of Miami voters in November will see a proposal to redevelop the Rickenbacker and Marine Stadium marinas. If the referendum is approved, the development plan will still have to cross legal hurdles.

Two ballot referenda passed with overwhelming support in the city of Miami, paving the way for shifted elections and an re-opened Marine Stadium.

In a live radio interview, City Commissioner Miguel Gabela said trash collection fees may be on the rise if Florida's homestead tax amendment passes in November.

The 287(g) agreement lets Miami police ask people about their immigration status and detain individuals found to be in violation of immigration law.

Miami-Dade is the only county in South Florida with referenda on the August primary ballot. Miami and Sweetwater will see questions on city governance, red light cameras and Marine Stadium.

The historic office and home of Dr. James Jackson will be moved to a new site as Griffin plans to redevelop entire Brickell block.

A change to Miami's anti-encampment law means a faster process for removing people sleeping outdoors, leading some to fear for the city's homeless population.

With Miami-Dade's ballot deadline approaching, a group of boaters says the city of Miami should amend its referendum on leasing Virginia Key marina space.

Questions about $450,000 spent on two little-known companies have put a spotlight on Miguel Gabela and his office's spending. He says he's saving taxpayers money.

The city of Miami will build a bridge connecting Tri-Rail and Metrorail to its new civic center, located at the development built around Inter Miami CF's new stadium, thanks to a federal transportation grant, WLRN can reveal.

August 18 primary elections in South Florida include school board and county commission seats, as well as local ballot referendums.

Demonstrators packed Miami City Hall to discuss the city's participation in a 287(g) agreement that deputizes Miami police to do immigration enforcement.