Paltry Car Sales Seen As Sign of Cuba's Priorities
Cuban's wanting to buy a car will have to pay a hefty price leaving many out of the new policy change which was meant to allow any Cuban to buy a car without a special permit.
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Cuban's wanting to buy a car will have to pay a hefty price leaving many out of the new policy change which was meant to allow any Cuban to buy a car without a special permit.
A Florida judge ordered congressional districts to be redrawn after ruling that the Florida Legislature illegally drew them.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist tried to draw sharp contrasts Thursday with Republican Gov. Rick Scott on issues such as the environment, education and openness --- while also seeking to defuse questions about why he won't appear with Democratic opponent Nan Rich.
Justin Lamar Sternad, who pleaded guilty last year to campaign finance violations, was sentenced Thursday to seven months in prison.
Miami's Mayor and City Manager announced the completion of next fiscal year's proposed budget.
Doral's Police Chief Richard Blom was removed from office Tuesday after 17 months of command, sources said.
Just days after the county faced criticism for not having its fireboats available during the July Fourth boating tragedy that left four people dead and a dozen injured, Miami Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez proposed a budget that takes $3.3 from the fire department and transfers it to the libraries.
Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez announced a plan to trim $64 million in his budget Tuesday.
A Miami federal judge, on Tuesday, refused to dismiss a Medicaid lawsuit filed a year ago.
A judge has refused another delay in the sentencing for a former South Florida congressional candidate who admitted to election fraud.
With a $500,000 injection of money from the Democratic Governors Association, challenger Charlie Crist and a closely aligned political committee raised more cash from June 21 to June 27 than Republican Gov. Rick Scott and a Scott-tied committee.
Former state lawmaker Mandy Dawson will be imprisoned until at least August 18th after she violated terms of her probation by failing a drug test.
Democratic Candidate are courting a group which may not have favored them in the past.
A 14-year-old southwest Florida cancer survivor is lobbying lawmakers on Capitol Hill to fund Medicaid and other children's programs.
The Florida Supreme Court approved a series of changes Thursday aimed at improving the death-penalty appeals process.
