SSt. Petersburg Read More ‘Squeezed this lemon one too many times’: St. Pete raises utility ratesAugust 28, 2026 Starting Oct. 1, St. Petersburg residents will see higher bills for water, sewer, stormwater, and trash service. The City…
SSt. Petersburg Read More St. Pete City Council tees up referendum package on stormwater, housing and port projectsJuly 10, 2026 Isabella Rios stepped before the St. Petersburg City Council with a focused appeal: preserve two vacant lots in…
SSt. Petersburg Read More St. Petersburg Pride, Family and Faith Month proclamations draw support and scrutinyJune 15, 2026 LGBTQ+ advocates, St. Pete City Council and Mayor Ken Welch with the Pride Proclamation June 11. (Photo courtesy…
SSt. Petersburg Read More Resident-only parking zones in St. Petersburg won’t be moving forwardJune 12, 2026 A program that would’ve allowed neighborhoods outside of downtown St. Petersburg to opt into resident-only parking zones to…
SSt. Petersburg Read More PHOTOS: St. Petersburg raises the Pride flag during Shine with Pride 2026June 4, 2026 Elected officials and representatives from St Pete Pride June 4. (Photo by Ryan Williams-Jent) ST. PETERSBURG | City…
SSt. Petersburg Read More Anna Paulina Luna delivers $480K for St. Pete police vehiclesJune 2, 2026 ‘Investing in law enforcement is one of the best ways we can keep our communities safe,’ Luna said.…
SSt. Petersburg Read More St. Pete leaders warn property tax proposal could jeopardize cityMay 31, 2026 As Gov. Ron DeSantis pushes a proposal that could eventually eliminate property taxes on homesteaded properties, St. Petersburg officials are…
SSt. Petersburg Read More Lisett Hanewicz re-elected to St. Pete City Council without oppositionMay 29, 2026 St. Petersburg City Council member Lisset Hanewicz has been elected to a second term in her District 4…
SSt. Petersburg Read More Residents press for MLK Street safety upgrades as St. Pete faces state tax pressureApril 14, 2026 St. Petersburg residents are pressing city leaders to prioritize long-needed public safety improvements along Dr. Martin Luther King…
SSt. Petersburg Read More St. Petersburg Council advances $600M infrastructure bond proposal to CommitteeApril 10, 2026 Council took up the item without debate, reflecting desire to at least advance the conversation through the process…
SSt. Petersburg Read More Lisset Hanewicz calls on St. Pete Council to advance $600M bond proposalApril 8, 2026 St. Petersburg City Council Chair Lisset Hanewicz is working to advance a proposed $600 million General Obligation bond. She…
SSt. Petersburg Read More Lisset Hanewicz is in for re-electionFebruary 20, 2026 St. Petersburg City Council member Lisset Hanewicz has filed for re-election to her District 4 seat. Hanewicz, the…