'Put Your Garbage Cans Away,' City Urges

The Gulfport City Council passed an ordinance to require residents to put trash cans 'out of sight or adjacent to a structure.'

Indoor Furniture Banned From Yards, Outdoor Use

Gulfport City Manager Jim O'Reilly explained that the aim is to keep people from leaving couches in their yard.

5 Things to Know Today: Gulfport Library Needs Your Books

Donate today to the Gulfport Library for its annual book sale.

Video: Meet the Candidates Forum Online

Did you miss the Gulfport City Council Candidate Forum Monday night? Don't worry, the entire forum is posted online thanks to the City of Gulfport.

Candidates Asked About Criminal History

All four Gulfport City Council Candidates discuss smoking ban, Clam Bayou, red light cameras and more at City of Gulfport and League of Women Voters "Meet the Candidates" Forum Monday night.

5 Things to Know Today: Candidates Forum Online

Did you miss the Gulfport City Council Candidates Forum? Heading to the Gulfport Fresh Market today? What about the City Council Meeting tonight at 7? Check out "5 Things to Know Today" asap!

Candidates Differ on Clam Bayou, Liveaboards and Mooring Field

All four Gulfport City Council Candidates discuss smoking ban, Clam Bayou, red light cameras and more at City of Gulfport and League of Women Voters "Meet the Candidates" forum Monday night.

Smoking Ban: Candidates Talk Health, Liabilities and Civil Liberties

All four Gulfport City Council Candidates discuss smoking ban, Clam Bayou, red light cameras and more at City of Gulfport and League of Women Voters "Meet the Candidates" forum Monday night.

Gulfport Officer Involved in Accident

Gulfport Police Officer Jon Davis was responding to a call when his car collided with a black Hyundai.

'Rave Reviews' for Sea Breeze Manor Bed & Breakfast

Have you heard about Sea Breeze Manor Bed and Breakfast on Shore Blvd. in Gulfport? The popular B&B has people sharing their positive experiences with Gulfport Patch.

Gulfport Police Call Log: Jan. 30-Feb. 5

The following information is from the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Communications Center. The calls are for the Gulfport Police Department and the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office assisting in Gulfport.

What Must Landlords Do to Evict Tenants?

Squatting is not just for the bathroom. What do do when your tenant doesn't pay the rent.

5 Things to Know Today: Meet the Candidates Forum

City Council Candidate Forum for the candidates for Ward 1 and Ward 3 tonight, Get ready for Gulfport's Get Rescued, High of 78 and more in "5 Things to Know Today."

Cool Cars at the So Classic Car Show

Hundreds came out to show support for the charity car show Saturday, at the Tangerine Greenway in Gulfport.

What We Learned on Patch This Week

Mitt Romney Wins Florida GOP Primary, City Council Candidates Talk about Promoting Gulfport Services, Officer Falconeri Retires, students donate pet food to the Gulfport Senior Center and more this week on Gulfport Patch.

Sunday Sunset: The Parachute Guy

We want to see your photos! We know we live in paradise, and part of that is enjoying a beautiful sunset everyday. We want you to send in your sunset photos from around the area. Every Sunday, we'll share it on Gulfport Patch.

5 Things to Know This Weekend

Super Bowl Sunday, So Classic Car Show, Clymer Park Sign and more in "5 Things to Know This Weekend."

Officer Alex Falconeri Retires After 25 Years of Service

"It's just not Gulfport he touched, he touched a lot of people," - Lt. Howard Coombs

5 Things to Know Today: Food Pantry Needs Donations

Help the Gulfport Senior Center Food Pantry, Art Walk, So Classic Car Show,

St. Johns Students Donate to Senior Center Food Pantry

Nearly two dozen sixth grade students from St. Johns Catholic School collected and donated boxes of pet food to the Gulfport Senior Center food pantry.

Patch Minute: Weekend Planner

It's Super Bowl weekend! What's going on at the Beaches, Gulfport and St. Petersburg? We have a few ideas for you!

City Defends Political Sign Ordinance, After Candidate Claims It's Unconstitutional

Gulfport City Council Candidate Dan Liedtke, with the support of several residents, is opposing Gulfport's political sign ordinance, which limits the number of signs per ballot item or candidate on private property.

Pia’s Trattoria Brings a Piece of Italy to Gulfport

Born and raised in Italy, experienced chef and business owner Pia Goff decided to call Gulfport “home.”

Jail Bookings Report: Jan. 23 - 29

The following people were arrested in Gulfport from Jan. 23 - 29. The information is from Gulfport Police and the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.

5 Things to Know Today: Little League, Classic Car Show, Register to Vote

Register for Gulfport Little League, So Classic Car Show, High of 81 and more in "5 Things to Know Today."

5 Things to Know Today: Mitt Romney Wins, Claim Your Listing, Chamber Mentors

Mitt Romney won the Florida Presidential Preference Primary, Pink Flamingo Home Tour, High of 77 and more in "5 Things to Know Today."

Pinellas Helps Lift Romney to GOP Primary Win

Mitt Romney earned a convincing victory over Newt Gingrich and other Republican nominees in Florida's Presidential Preference Primary.

Video: Pinellas Republicans Look to November

Republicans from across Pinellas County weigh in on the challenges facing the party in the November general election.

Early Voting Across Pinellas County Tops Expectations

The Supervisor of Elections reports that voting is steady across Pinellas County. Mail-in ballots seem to be the driving force for the number of ballots cast.

Local Republicans Pack Romney's Rally

Roughly 1,000 supporters packed into Pioneer Park on Monday to hear GOP presidential front-runner Mitt Romney speak on national security and unemployment.

Video: Gulfport Voters Choose Republican Candidates

Who are Gulfport voters choosing? Watch our interviews to find out.

5 Things to Know Today: Republican Primary Election

Primary Election, Fresh Market, Little League Registration and more in "5 Things to Know Today."

Pick 'Best Person' to Beat Obama, Stetson College Activist Urges

Andrew Reder, president of Stetson Republicans, says Florida is the "big early prize." The candidate who wins the Florida Republican primary is going to have "a ton of momentum."

Ward 1 Candidate Question of the Week: Promoting Gulfport Services

Ward 1 Gulfport City Council Candidates David Hastings and Dan Liedtke answer our third Gulfport Patch "Candidate Question of the Week."

Florida Primary Elections: What to Know Before You Go

Here is your Republican primary election checklist before heading out to vote. Polls are open today from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Pet's Mange Was the Result of Neglect

He looks at you with these sweet eyes, and just wants someone to show him what it is like to receive love and care.

Ward 3 Candidate Question of the Week: Promoting Gulfport Services

Ward 3 Gulfport City Council Candidates Jennifer Salmon and James Perry answer our third Gulfport Patch "Candidate Question of the Week."

5 Things to Know Today: YNOT Ministries, Gulfport Neighbors, Republican Primary

YNOT Youth Ministries needs your help. Want to join the Gulfport Neighbors? Are you ready for the Republican primary?

Super Bowl Special for Football Fans: Listen for the Lawyers

Check out the legalese behind the plays.

Sunday Sunset: Three of a Kind

We want to see your photos! We know we live in paradise and part of that is enjoying a beautiful sunset everyday. We want you to send in your sunset photos from around the area and every Sunday, we'll share it on Gulfport Patch.