Property Insurance Reform Bill Heads To Fla. Senate
Another rewrite of the state's property insurance law is headed to the Senate floor, over continued opposition from consumer advocates.
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Another rewrite of the state's property insurance law is headed to the Senate floor, over continued opposition from consumer advocates.
More and more Florida voters are not happy with Governor Rick Scott. In the latest Quinnipiac University poll, 48 percent said they disapproved of Scott's performance.
A bill paving the way for up to five "destination resort" casinos to open in Florida finally passed the Senate Commerce and Tourism Committee on Tuesday.
Alex Penelas is talking about making another run for mayor, but this time he says things wouldn't be the same.
South Florida Democratic Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz will soon be getting a new title, chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, CBS News has confirmed.
Changes may be coming to the state's minimum wage law under a measure that narrowly made it way through the House committee Tuesday.
As the final hours tick down to keep the government funded, President Barack Obama has started the process of shutting down the federal government. But, many parts of the government that impact Floridians will likely keep running.
Former U.S. Senator George LeMieux has thrown his hat in the ring for Senator Bill Nelson's seat in Congress.
Dozens of immigrants and advocates from around Florida gathered in Tallahassee praying they could stop a senate bill that would significantly reform Florida immigration policy.
Broward County School Board members have been under lot of fire lately. A state Grand Jury report blasted them for incompetence and cronyism. Their Superintendent said he was leaving. And now, a state lawmaker wants to cut their pay from $39 thousand a year to just $100 per meeting.
A set of charter reforms proposed by auto tycoon Norman Braman were taken off the table Monday by the Miami-Dade's County Commission during their morning meeting.
Miami businessman Norman Braman is stepping up pressure on county commissioners to embrace reform — or potentially face the same fate as his last target— Mayor Carlos Alvarez.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio might have kept a low profile at first. But that's beginning to change after the senator registered opposition to raising the federal debt ceiling and called on lawmakers to authorize force to capture the Libyan leader.
The disaster in Japan has many people offering help. It also has many people thinking about America's relationship with Japan. More than a million Japanese Americans live in the United States. CBS4 anchor Shannon Hori is one of them.
Sunpass users who are used to getting a toll discount may lose that discount after a measure that would end the SunPass toll discount cleared the Senate Budget committee.
