Twenty-one businesses in the South St. Petersburg Community Redevelopment Area will receive city grants to fix up their properties. The City Council approved the grant awards...
A City Council member is working to make nutritious food more widely available in St. Petersburg. Council Vice Chairman Gina Driscoll introduced a resolution in a...
St. Petersburg could be the home for the first Family Justice Center in Florida by July 2022. The center would provide all the services that victims...
The Florida Department of Health in Pinellas County wants to partner with the City of St. Petersburg on a condom distribution program in an effort to...
The Florida Holocaust Museum unveiled new renderings for structural upgrades intended to make the downtown St. Petersburg site a safer place to visit. Among the changes,...
Developers turning the site of the old St. Petersburg Police headquarters into a mixed-use project have revised their plans, in part because of Covid-19. Edge Central...
Higher poverty levels. Disparities in education. Unequal access to health care, economic opportunities and housing. These were some of the issues identified in a study on...
The city of St. Petersburg is no longer under a local state of emergency. Mayor Rick Kriseman let the state of emergency for the city expire...
The St. Petersburg City Council has approved the first part of a resilience and retention economic package designed to help local businesses recover from the Covid-19...
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...
