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Following public outcry, West Palm Beach has withdrawn its proposal to allow 25-story buildings along the city's waterfront, the city's principal planner confirmed to Stet News Friday.
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West Palm Beach is firing up the grills this weekend at the Heart & Soul Park for the 11th annual BBQ, Brews and Blues, just across from the legendary Sunset Lounge.
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A major shift in local surveillance policy is underway in Palm Beach County. Following a state order to pull license plate reader cameras from state roads, county commissioners are stepping in to halt new permits on their own streets.
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If you live in West Palm Beach, your tax bill is going up next year, but the number of firefighters and paramedics will remain the same. That isn't sitting well with the local firefighters union.
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The firings and release of an investigative report ends a chapter for the West Palm Beach Police Department that saw public airing of high-level misconduct and accusations of absentee leadership.
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A new festival will bring elite-level ballet, modern and jazz forms of dance to West Palm Beach in hopes of supporting new talent and reaching wider audiences.
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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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Following months of mounting tension, the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners has officially denied the development order amendment for Project Tango. The final decision came after a high-stakes, marathon hearing that drew massive crowds and required overflow rooms to accommodate the public.
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Judge denies eleventh-hour motion for emergency hearing before Wednesday’s showdown over AI data center project’s expansion.
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Insertion into the Downtown Master Plan would make the site of the Jaguar dealership, which also has Aston Martins and McLarens, eligible for a 25-story condo.
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Family members of Jenice Woods and Marcia Pochette, killed in a crash resulting from a West Palm Beach police unit's chase, sued the department. In a new filing on Tuesday, they cite reporting by WLRN that found the agency's “GHOST” unit left a trail of disciplinary issues and warning signs well before the officers were criminally charged.
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Supporters say it’s good for business. Critics say allowing the city's most powerful developer to replace a resident seat on the board silences actual residents.