Pinellas County’s leadership will not let voters decide if they want an elected mayor to oversee government operations, despite initial eagerness to explore the sweeping change....
St. Petersburg’s leadership has touted a resilient infrastructure initiative created to accelerate projects in the aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton. How to pay for it...
Pinellas County, the first in Florida to adopt a commission-administrator form of government, could have its first elected mayor in three years. At a strategic planning...
Over 81% of registered Pinellas County voters cast ballots in 2024, despite suffering from widespread storm impacts and polling location changes. Voters reelected the St. Petersburg...
Julie Marcus, Pinellas County’s supervisor of elections, candidly reflected on an “outstanding” voter turnout Tuesday – particularly considering the area is still reeling from back-to-back hurricanes....
City Council members approved an incentive package to help ensure Foot Locker selects St. Petersburg as its next corporate home in the brief window between Hurricanes...
A recent report from Power Broker Magazine found that local Black men have lower voter registration and turnout rates than their female counterparts and other demographics....
Tuesday’s primary election has whittled the five candidates running to replace Councilmember Ed Montanari down to two – Pete Boland or Mike Harting will become District...
City officials are exploring alternative uses for underutilized green space near downtown St. Petersburg, including expanding a publicly owned affordable housing complex. Councilmember Gina Driscoll requested...
St. Petersburg City Council members are finding no easy solutions to mitigating an emotionally taxing appointment process, to fill vacancies while ensuring residents have proper representation....
