Market forces $400 million development to scale down

In order to remain financially viable, developers behind the proposed mixed-use redevelopment of two city-owned sites along the downtown Clearwater waterfront must reduce the “visionary” project’s scope.

During its April 20 meeting, the Clearwater City Council agreed to extend New York City-based Gotham Property Acquisitions and Palm Harbor-based The DeNunzio Group’s due diligence period until Aug. 31. The additional time would also allow city officials to conduct market research with the help of an independent firm.

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Street racing ‘takeover’ results in 69 arrests

The St. Petersburg Police Department (SPPD) vowed to crack down on street racing after a 13-year-old boy died trying to cross the street during an event in January.

Assistant Chief Antonio Gilliam said an operation Saturday night - known as a "takeover" - was a chance “to make a statement” that the city has a zero-tolerance approach to street racing and would continue working to prevent another senseless death.

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