Despite numerous objections from residents and the trepidation of council members, the City of St. Petersburg is officially furthering negotiations with Safe Harbor Development (SHD) on...
For over eight hours Tuesday, St. Petersburg City Council members discussed the city’s fiscal year 2023 (FY23) operating budget – Mayor Ken Welch’s first – which...
As the St. Petersburg Municipal Marina falls further into disrepair, city council members continue to explore the best course of action to rehabilitate and revitalize the...
The City of St. Petersburg is enthusiastically moving to align municipal elections with the county, state and country, which would provide an early voting option and...
In September 2021, the City of St. Petersburg became the first municipality in Florida to take advantage of a new House Bill that allows for a...
The soaring cost of rent and homeownership in St. Petersburg is pricing some employees out of the city they serve – even though their residency is...
Following a drastic increase in scope, St. Petersburg is finally ready to launch the first phase of extensive renovations to the President Barack Obama Main Library;...
With Congress reversing its decade-old ban on federal earmarks, albeit under new branding, city officials are making a mad dash to submit applications for federal funding...
In light of the pandemic and the soaring cost of rent causing a significant increase in the area’s homeless population, the City of St. Petersburg awarded...
With the operating lease between the city and the Callaloo Operations Group approaching its five-year termination date, St. Petersburg City Council heard an update on the...
