City will pay for private sewer repairs in problem areas

Some St. Petersburg residents can soon receive a full reimbursement to fix faulty sewer laterals, which officials say contribute significantly to flooding and sewage overflows.

Private laterals connect a home’s plumbing to public sewer systems, and a new initiative will eventually offer up to ...

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City: Barack Obama Library will re-open this summer

After five years locked up tight and off-limits to the public, St. Petersburg’s Main Library will be back in business this summer.

The 44,000-square-foot library was re-named for former President Barack Obama in 2021.

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