Miami-Dade County has doubled paid parental leave for its employees to 12 weeks, a policy affecting over 30,000 workers to enhance family bonding time without financial worry.

Delray Beach ranks high on the Digital Cities Survey, indicating success in its investment in digital technology, including a Real-Time Crime Center and cloud-based applications.

Alexcia Cox won the Palm Beach County State Attorney race, defeating Sam Stern and avoiding a recount after extending her lead. Cox emphasizes crime-fighting priorities and inherits a tough-on-crime legacy.

Monique Worrell wins back state attorney role in Florida after suspension by Governor DeSantis, contrasting with the defeat of another ousted prosecutor, Andrew Warren.

Over fifty homeless people were abruptly relocated from Camillus House to a Miami Beach hostel, prompting criticism and calls for an investigation by Senator García.

Miami trash schedules are unchanged for Veterans Day; residents with Monday pickups should place items out on Sunday evening, following set guidelines. The Mini Dump Facility will be open for drop-offs with proof of residency.

Sheriff Ric Bradshaw won a sixth term in Palm Beach County, defeating Michael Gauger, with Bradshaw's legacy in law enforcement bolstering his continued leadership.

Mayor Dean Trantalis was re-elected in Fort Lauderdale, securing 41% of the vote in a four-way race, continuing his tenure as the city’s first openly gay mayor.

Sheriff Gregory Tony wins re-election in Broward County with 67% of the vote, defeating challenger Charles Whatley. Sheriff Tony continues his efforts to enhance first responder training post his 2019 appointment.

Florida voters reject abortion rights and recreational marijuana measures, consolidating the state's conservative position.

Donald Trump and Melania voted in Palm Beach, Florida. Despite facing sentencing later that month, Trump voted legally and claimed a potential win amid concerns of election fraud.

The Northeast Corridor Rapid Transit Project in Miami-Dade advances to the Engineering phase, with potential federal funding of $389.5 million and local CITT support of $337.8 million.

Miami-Dade County has activated the RedSpeed Photo Enforcement System in school zones to improve road safety, with a 30-day warning period for speeders before $100 citations are issued.