Miami-Dade's WASD invested a record $622 million in infrastructure in a year, part of its $8.79 billion program to enhance water and sewer systems for future resilience and population growth.

Miami's relocation of 53 homeless people to a beach hostel from Camillus House has sparked debate on the city's duty to its vulnerable populations amid a rate dispute.

Palm Beach County opened the new YFC West Office for youth and family counseling, dedicating a room to retired worker Clara Hessing for her long service.

A judge ruled in favor of Miami Beach’s decision to remove a ballot measure for a 1% tax, despite it already being voted on, with the possibility of a future vote on the issue.

The Justice Department will monitor voting compliance in South Florida, focusing on Broward and Miami-Dade counties during the November 5 election, to protect federal voting rights.

Boynton Beach is hosting the 2025 International Kinetic Art Experience in February, featuring motion-based artworks from global artists, family-friendly activities, and cultural talks.

Miami Beach commissioners removed a proposed 1% food and beverage tax aimed at supporting homeless and domestic violence services from the ballot during early voting.

Miami Beach has strengthened its sea turtle-friendly lighting ordinance to reduce hatchling disorientation, covering exterior and interior lighting at beachside properties, and moving fireworks offshore.

Ron Mumaw becomes Miami Beach's Facilities and Fleet Director, overseeing city buildings and vehicles, bringing extensive management experience from previous roles.

The City of Doral has implemented an ordinance requiring certain businesses to post human trafficking awareness signs, to inform the public and help victims.

West Palm Beach will introduce new Blink EV charging stations in three public parking garages by November 2024, enhancing the city's environmental commitment.

Catherine Givens is appointed as the first female City Manager of Coral Springs, set to succeed Frank Babinec.

Miami-Dade introduces a new website for its proposed Sustainable Solid Waste Campus, detailing a zero-waste approach and waste-to-energy technology expecting to serve the county's future waste management needs.