St. Pete budget preview: City plans to beef up police force, CALL program update

The city of St. Petersburg plans to apply for a federal grant in the upcoming fiscal year to add more police officers.

City officials did not say how many police officers they hope to add when they told the City Council Tuesday morning that they would apply for the COPS grant funding in the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1.

Blasting GOP’s ‘shameful agenda,’ Crist declares gubernatorial bid

Bayfront Health, Johns Hopkins All Children’s offer $1 million to put their names on St. Pete Pier venues

Steve Westphal sells 400 Beach Seafood and Tap House

Product placement: ‘Life’s Rewards’ gives St. Pete/Clearwater major screen time

Co-living’s place in St. Pete’s affordable housing puzzle

Shared walls went out of style at the height of the pandemic, but the entrepreneurs behind St. Pete real estate company Docked Living believe people need accessible, tight-knit communities more than ever.

Docked Living is a “housing subscription” company in St. Pete, where residents pay one all-inclusive monthly fee to rent rooms in buildings they share with like-minded people.

Welcome to Florida: Florida’s worst idea (the Everglades Jetport)

The Socio-Cultural Impacts of Development in St. Pete [Video]

Gentrification – the systemic replacement of one neighborhood with a more upscale, wealthier one – was one of the buzzwords in the latest Suncoast Tiger Bay virtual webinar, “The Socio-Cultural Impacts of Development in St. Pete.”

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