‘Squeezed this lemon one too many times’: St. Pete raises utility rates
Starting Oct. 1, St. Petersburg residents will see higher bills for water, sewer, stormwater, and trash service. The City…
PHOTOS: St. Petersburg raises the Pride flag during Shine with Pride 2026
Elected officials and representatives from St Pete Pride June 4. (Photo by Ryan Williams-Jent) ST. PETERSBURG | City…
St. Pete’s $600M resiliency bond gains ground, but Council worries about voter buy-in
A proposed general obligation (GO) bond is advancing through St. Petersburg’s approval process with city officials signaling support…
St. Petersburg Council advances $600M infrastructure bond proposal to Committee
Council took up the item without debate, reflecting desire to at least advance the conversation through the process…
St. Petersburg braces for possible homestead property tax end
Former state Sen. Jeff Brandes didn’t mince words when giving his take on the latest efforts to get…
Foot Locker’s relocation deal is dead on arrival
Local business and civic leaders celebrated companies that “become St. Pete” in February, a list highlighted by Foot…
St. Pete City Council is all in for Science Center, even if Ken Welch isn’t
The St. Petersburg City Council voted unanimously Thursday to support selling city land to allow a private group…