Coral Gables Fire Department Awarded International Reaccreditation Status

The department is one of more than 250 agencies to achieve this status.

City Of Coral Gables To Replace Tree In Salvadore Park

A Sea Grape tree in the southwest corner identified as having structural issues will be removed and replaced with a Gumbo Limbo tree.

Sept. 22 Coral Gables City Commission Meeting Will Take Place In A Hybrid Format

The mayor, commissioners, and other city officials and staff will be physically present in a socially distanced manner.

The Underline To Get $7 Million Contribution From Coral Gables

The funds will largely come from park and mobility impact fees.

New Emergency Order For Miami-Dade Affects Restaurants, Entertainment Venues And More

Gyms and fitness centers can remain open, but everyone inside must wear a face mask.

Coral Gables City Offices Closed On Friday, July 3

Some services, including garbage, trash and recycling, will continue as usual.

Sanitary Sewer Repairs To Affect Calabria Avenue Traffic In Coral Gables

The work is scheduled to begin on June 15.

Coral Gables Park Named After Commissioner Jim Barker

Barker oversaw the renovation of the Youth Center and helped establish a scholarship fund for economically disadvantaged students.

City Of Coral Gables Declares State Of Emergency, Issues Curfew Order

The mayor has issued the orders in response to the threat of civil unrest that began in various areas of Miami-Dade County.

Countywide Curfew Order In Effect Tonight

Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez has ordered a curfew of 10 p.m. for the entire Miami-Dade County, including Coral Gables.

The City Of Coral Gables Provides Update On Reopening Of Economy And Record Rainfall

Hotels, beaches and swimming pools will be allowed to reopen beginning Monday. The public works department is assessing flooding reports.

Mayor Raul's Message For Coral Gables Residents Regarding Coronavirus

Please view the latest message of Mayor Raul Valdes-Fauli.

Coral Gables Clerk Launches Online Lobbyist Registration Portal

The City Clerk’s Office is launching a new online portal for Lobbyist Registration.

Coral Gables To Challenge Appeal Court Ruling On Polystyrene Ordinance

Last week the City Commission voted to allow the City’s legal team to continue defending the City’s Polystyrene Ordinance...

Ron DeSantis Picks Miami Legislator As Running Mate

Jeanette Nuñez once referred to then-presidential candidate Donald Trump as a "con man."

Fernandez Wins Special Election For District 114 Seat

Tuesday's special election was called to fill the seat left vacant by the resignation of former State Rep. Daisy Baez.

Broward Sheriff Loses No Confidence Vote Months After Massacre

Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel lost a no confidence vote called by the union representing hundreds of his deputies.

Broward Sheriff Accuses Deputies Of Politicizing Massacre

Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel accused his deputies of politicizing the Parkland tragedy to "extort a 6.5 percent pay increase."

Florida Gov Signs School Safety Measure Into Law

Florida Gov. Rick Scott signed the state's first new gun laws in years.

Coral Gables Mayor Presents Key To City

City Mayor Raúl Valdés-Fauli awarded a key to the city on Tuesday to Telemundo Global Studios President Marcos Santana.

Miami-Dade Approves 'Innovative' Funding Source For Transit

Miami-Dade officials said the measure will help expand rapid transit in a county that has some of the worst traffic in the United States.

Special Election Called To Replace Daisy Baez

A special primary election will be held on Feb. 20 to fill the seat left vacant by the resignation of former State Rep. Daisy Baez.

Coconut Grove Election: 9 Council Members Selected

The council serves as a forum for residents and businesses in Coconut Grove, which is officially part of the Miami.

Former State Rep. Daisy Baez Accepts Plea Deal Over Residency

Daisy Baez entered into a plea agreement with the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office over a charge that she lied about her residence.

Former Panamanian President Awaits Bond Hearing in Miami

Former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli will remain in jail pending a June 20 court date in Miami.

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Confirms Retirement After 2018 Election

The first Hispanic woman elected to Congress will not seek re-election in 2018 giving Democrats an opportunity to pick up another seat.

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, First Hispanic Woman Elected to Congress, To Retire

Veteran Miami Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen said that she will step down at the end of her current term.

'Anti-Gentrification Efforts' in Coconut Grove to be Discussed

Officials also plan to given an update on Neighborhood Conservation District Legislation.