Despite decades of progress and seemingly endless construction, there’s still a “secret garden” in St. Petersburg. Residents and visitors could soon lose the only entryway to...
City officials continue formulating an updated Stormwater Master Plan incorporating new modeling technology, sea level rise and rainfall data, stakeholder feedback and policy recommendations to reduce...
New partnerships, funding and an expanding workforce are helping the St. Pete Greenhouse foster an increasingly diverse entrepreneurial ecosystem; team members are also helping mitigate the...
Fresco’s Waterfront Bistro has endured storms, the pandemic and years without a nearby St. Pete Pier; now that the area is booming, its owner and employees...
Tampa Bay is losing its seagrass, and St. Petersburg officials plan to construct a mitigation bank on city-owned submerged land adjacent to the Vinoy Park beach....
Low-income tenants facing eviction in St. Petersburg could soon receive pro-bono legal counsel after the city council formally approved exploring a long-discussed initiative. The resolution, passed...
A 97-year-old Standard Oil service station, one of St. Petersburg’s first (if not the very first) auto facilities, received Local Landmark designation and will now become...
Whether they have difficulty maintaining yards, or concerns regarding harmful nutrients found in fertilizers, homeowners increasingly want to eschew grass and implement synthetic turf, shells or...
St. Petersburg is losing large companies that provide high-paying jobs to other cities due to its lack of premium office space and aging inventory. That was...
St. Petersburg officials are testing less-toxic rodenticides and implementing a public education campaign to prevent secondary poisonings in owls, pets and children. The city’s sanitation department...
